Chrissyyy
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So we need a marriage of Leonor or Sofia with Gabriel, Emmanuel, Nicolas or AymericNot all descendants of Queen Victoria are British however, the Spanish royals are Catholic and descended from her for example.
Leonor and Gabriel is a popular ship but Gabriel is already rumored to be dating another descendant of Queen Victoria (Princess Eugenia of Hanover).So we need a marriage of Leonor or Sofia with Gabriel, Emmanuel, Nicolas or Aymeric
Her, Countess Athena, or Princess Leonore or Princess Adrienne of Sweden.Prince George of England with Princess Josephine of Denmark. They would be an excellent royal couple, if it ever happened.
There's also:Unfortunately, we do not have a crown prince to marry Princess Charlotte. Only if Charlotte married Prince Jacques of Monaco.
Her name would be danicized to Sofia and in Spain their kids would be known as Don/Doña X de Dinamarca y Borbón. However with Sofía we may run into the same issue of her not wanting to give up her position as spare.And I always thought that Infanta Sofia and Prince Christian would make a great royal couple.
This is the first time I have heard of THAT....Leonor and Gabriel is a popular ship but Gabriel is already rumored to be dating another descendant of Queen Victoria (Princess Eugenia of Hanover).
I don’t think third cousins is that big of a deal, most people can’t name a single third cousin of theirs. Marie-Astrid and Carl Christian are second cousins and their youngest also married her second cousin. Astrid and Lorenz are third cousins once removed. Third cousins share only 0.98% of their DNA.I know it was quite normal in the past but are you really advocating for marrying third cousins (when there are so many other options):
Leopold - Josephine-Charlotte - Henri - Guillaume - Charles
Leopold - Albert - Astrid - Amedeo - Anna-Astrid/Alix
Or Princess Adrienne of Sweden.Prince Charles of Luxembourg could marry Princess Iman of Jordan or Princess Ines of Sweden. Neither have a chance of inheriting their country’s throne so conversion wouldn’t be an issue for them. However if he wants someone who’s already Catholic he could marry Archduchess Anna Astrid or Archduchess Alix of Austria-Este.
No, there is no possibility of Prince Charles to marry Princess Iman (or any woman who is a Muslim), unless he is willing to convert to Islam! The Islam faith doesn't allow its followers to convert to other faiths (without risk of being killed), and while a Muslim man can marry a woman who is Christian, Jewish or Sabian ("People of the Book") without her having to convert to Islam (women of all other faiths has to convert), a Muslim woman is only allowed to marry a Muslim man. That is why the Venezuelan-born husband of Princess Iman bint Abdullah had had to convert to Islam before their wedding in 2023.Prince Charles of Luxembourg could marry Princess Iman of Jordan or Princess Ines of Sweden. Neither have a chance of inheriting their country’s throne so conversion wouldn’t be an issue for them. However if he wants someone who’s already Catholic he could marry Archduchess Anna Astrid or Archduchess Alix of Austria-Este.
I don’t think it happened yet because of the ban on British Royals marrying Catholics which the Belgian Royals are.
But maybe now that the ban is lifted we will see marriages between a QVD and a Belgian Royal.
Louise and Gabriel would make a nice couple.
(The 1701 Act of Settlement is something I’m very bitter about)
Both Princess Yasmin Aga Khan and Princess Zara Aga Khan married men who did not convert to Islam. Who a Muslim woman can marry depends on what sect she belongs to.No, there is no possibility of Prince Charles to marry Princess Iman (or any woman who is a Muslim), unless he is willing to convert to Islam! The Islam faith doesn't allow its followers to convert to other faiths (without risk of being killed), and while a Muslim man can marry a woman who is Christian, Jewish or Sabian ("People of the Book") without her having to convert to Islam (women of all other faiths has to convert), a Muslim woman is only allowed to marry a Muslim man. That is why the Venezuelan-born husband of Princess Iman bint Abdullah had had to convert to Islam before their wedding in 2023.
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Speculations of future royal-royal marriges is fun, but I do think those speculations has to be based on some realistic "what could happen", and a marriage of a Muslim princess to a prince of any other faith than Islam is not ever going to happen.
He could also marry Princess Mafalda of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg.Prince Charles of Luxembourg could marry little Princess Geraldine of Albania, a Catholic, or the soon to be born daughter of Russian Orthodox Grand Duke Georgi Romanov.
Far more realistic than him being allowed to marry a Muslim princess, imo.
Were their kids still raised Muslim?Both Princess Yasmin Aga Khan and Princess Zara Aga Khan married men who did not convert to Islam. Who a Muslim woman can marry depends on what sect she belongs to.
Maybe he could marry one of the female-line descendants of the Japanese royal family, I don’t think converting from Shinto to Buddhism would be a big deal but I could be wrong.I see that no one has made matches for Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck, Crown Prince of Bhutan yet.
Maybe he could marry one of the female-line descendants of the Japanese royal family, I don’t think converting from Shinto to Buddhism would be a big deal but I could be wrong.
I can't find good information on this. Princess Yasmin has said she was raised Catholic and Ismaili and the father of her children was Orthodox. And I don't know about Zara. These are great questions and I wish I could find some answers.Were their kids still raised Muslim?
Neither party converted for marriage then?I can't find good information on this. Princess Yasmin has said she was raised Catholic and Ismaili and the father of her children was Orthodox. And I don't know about Zara. These are great questions and I wish I could find some answers.
Yasmin and Zara married their husbands civilly.Neither party converted for marriage then?
Athena could marry George and Nikolai and Felix could marry Elisabeth, Amalia, Ingrid, or Leonor. If one of the boys ended up with the title of king consort that would be epic.Count Henrik of Monpezat and Princess Estelle of Sweden would be cool, Henrik may have ceased to be a prince of Denmark but he would become the king/prince consort of Sweden. If they actually made him king consort he would achieve what his namesake always wanted.
I suggest Nikolai and Amalia and Felix and Elisabeth or Ingrid.Nikolai and Felix could marry Elisabeth, Amalia, Ingrid, or Leonor
You mean Sofía hasn’t been to Belgium?And Emmanuel has even been in Spain (although Sofia has not).
I wonder what their titles combined would look like. I’m guessing HRH Infanta Doña Sofía of Spain, Duchess/Countess of X, Princess of Belgium and HRH Prince Don Emmanuel of Belgium, Duke/Count of X. Their kids would be HRH Prince/Princess Don/Doña X of Belgium with the surname de Bélgica y Borbón in Spain.Prince Emmanuel of Belgium and Infanta Sofia of Spain seem to share a passion for soccer (or "football" in Europe). They seem like a good match in terms of age and religion too.
I can’t think of when she would’ve been, so if she has it’s been for something purely private. As I said, Emmanuel’s been studying in Spain but she’s essentially been in Wales the whole time.You mean Sofía hasn’t been to Belgium?
I think Borbón y Bélgica…Their kids would be HRH Prince/Princess Don/Doña X of Belgium with the surname de Bélgica y Borbón in Spain.
Spanish princesses’ children have always had their father’s surname before their mother’s.I think Borbón y Bélgica…
The children of Juan Carlos and Sofía have the surname de Borbón y Grecia. The Spanish translation of "of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha" is de Sajonia-Coburgo y Gotha so if that would be their paternal surname I think their surnames together would be de Sajonia-Corbugo-Gotha y Borbón.Wouldn't it be 'Saxe-Coburg-Gotha y Borbón'?