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I like that in Norway not only the women but also the men wear traditional attire (unlike their neighbors in Sweden).
She also has the Askerbunad she got for her confirmation, Asker is where Skaugum is situated:
She has worn this during the first covid national day:![]()
Gir prinsessen Asker-bunad
Lørdag konfirmeres prinsesse Ingrid Alexandra (15). Fra Asker kommune og Asker husflidslag får hun en Asker-bunad.www.budstikka.no
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Sannheten bak prinsesse Ingrid Alexandras valg – på selve nasjonaldagen
Sannheten bak prinsesse Ingrid Alexandras valgno.newsner.com
When she born she got Vest Agder bunads for her whole life, where her mother is from, she has worn atleast two as a child but I dont think we have seen her with a grown up version yet
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Se, hun har på seg fødselsgaven fra mammas hjemby!
Prinsesse Ingrid Alexandra stilte i ny bunad da familien viste seg utenfor Skaugum i dag.www.seher.no
For her 18th her grandmother gave her bunad from Rogaland. Like she has and Mette-Marits first, she has not worn it:
Norsk kulturarv i De kongelige samlinger - Tradisjon og inspirasjon
I sommer fikk jeg invitasjon til pressevisning i forbindelse med åpningen av bunadutstillingen i Dronning Sonjas KunstStall, som i nesten ett år har vært Slottets nye kulturarena. Spent troppet jeg opp utenfor inngangen sammen med NRK, TV2 med hoffreporter Kjell Arne Totland, Se og Hør og annen...bunad-magasinet.no
And from Oslo she got an Oslo suit which is not really a bunad, not worn yet.
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Oslo kommune gir Prinsesse Ingrid Alexandra byens jubileumsdrakt i 18-årsgave
«På vegne av hele byen ønsker jeg Prinsessen hjertelig til lykke med dagen. Med gaven fra Oslo ønsker vi fortelle hovedstadens historie. Hvert element i jubileumsdrakten er hentet fra byens rikholdige flora og historie helt tilbake til St. Hallvard på 1000-tallet. Jeg håper hun vil bære den med...www.vartoslo.no
So she has plenty to choose from….
Some men do even here in Sweden… But the use of folk costume / Bunad is much more common in the norwegian culture and society than it is here…I like that in Norway not only the women but also the men wear traditional attire (unlike their neighbors in Sweden).
Happy birthday!!I'm so proud that we live in a country that celebrates Constitution Day with a children's parade and a marching band, and not a military parade - I think we're the only country that does just that. Where we celebrate freedom and peace. Happy May 17th.
Apart from that I think it would be quite difficult to explain to a 8, 10 or 12 year old lad why his elder sister is allowed with their family to celebrate this important day on the Palace balcony while he is not...!
And I think one cannot say these days "Well, Magnus, your sister is, as you know, the heiress to the throne while you are not; that´s why Ingrid is with us on the balcony and you can´t be!"![]()
But to your question: I think the King decided that Sverre (despite not being a member of the Royal House) was to appear on the balcony until he marries. - Why? Because that has been the case for all other unmarried children of the monarch/heir, and the King didn't want to change that (at least, that's what some commentators have said about it).
To be more specific, I think it was the royal author Tor Bomann-Larsen who said it in a TV-interview (very serious guy BTW).
Wibecke Lie, former royal reporter at NTB (Norwegian News Agency) said something similar, if I remember correctly.
And Märtha Louise's National Day greeting:
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Märtha Louise on Instagram: "Gratulerer med dagen!! 🇳🇴🇳🇴Er så stolt av at vi bor i et land som feirer grunnlovsdagen med barnetog og korps, og ikke militærparade- jeg tror vi er det eneste landet som gjør nettopp det. Der vi feirer frihet og fred. Go
1,210 likes, 43 comments - iam_marthalouise on May 17, 2025: "Gratulerer med dagen!! 🇳🇴🇳🇴Er så stolt av at vi bor i et land som feirer grunnlovsdagen med barnetog og korps, og ikke militærparade- jeg tror vi er det eneste landet som gjør nettopp det. Der vi feirer frihet og fred. God 17. mai. 🇳🇴🇳🇴".www.instagram.com