Hardly Prince Harry of Wales and actress Megan Markle announced their engagement on November 27, 2017, as they began talking about their upcoming wedding next spring. And this is understandable: royal weddings are still a beautiful and magnificent ceremony, attracting a lot of attention.
This is how royal weddings look in different countries.
1. Great Britain: the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton
The wedding of William and Kate made a noise around the world: the ceremony was broadcast live on the Royal YouTube channel and was watched by 72 million people. Nearly 1,900 guests were invited to the wedding, and the queen herself lent the tiara to Kate.
2. Morocco: the wedding of Prince Moulay Rashid and Um Keltum Bufares
The wedding of Prince Moulay Rashid and Um Keltum Bufares was held in accordance with the Moroccan traditions and lasted 2 days.
3. Germany: the wedding of the Prince of Hanover Ernst August and Catherine Malysheva
The wedding of a descendant of British monarchs and a designer of Russian origin took place in the main Lutheran church in Hanover. The ceremony ended like a fairy tale: the newlyweds got into the carriage and went to the castle for an official reception. Unfortunately, the prince's father was not at the celebration, since he did not approve of this union.
4. Luxembourg: wedding ceremony of Crown Prince of Luxembourg Guillaume and Countess Stephanie de Lannois
Despite the fact that both the bride and groom are aristocrats, the couple moved away from traditions and signed in the city council building, although earlier royal ceremonies took place in the palace of the Grand Dukes of Luxembourg. But the couple did not refuse the wedding, and it was held the next day.
5. Brunei: wedding of Princess Hafiza Sururul and Muhammad Ruzani
Princess Hafiz is the daughter of the Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah, one of the richest people on the planet. It is not surprising that the wedding was distinguished by an unspeakable luxury: the ceremony was held in the throne room of the 1700-room palace, and the celebrations lasted more than one day.
6. Belgium: the wedding of Prince Amedeo of Belgian and Elisabetta Maria Rosboch von Wolkenstein
The wedding of the nephew of the King of Belgium and the Italian aristocrat took place in the homeland of the bride, in Rome. The couple received the blessing of the Pope, and the wedding ceremony was attended by many other royal families.
7. Bhutan: King Bhutan's wedding Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuk and Jetsun Pema
The wedding ceremony of King Bhutan and his chosen one was held according to Buddhist traditions in the fortress-monastery of Punakha Dzong - "The Palace of Great Happiness". The wedding was celebrated literally by the whole country, 3-day celebrations in honor of the newlyweds passed in all cities.
8. Sweden: wedding crown princess Victoria and Daniel Westling
The wedding of Crown Princess Victoria and her personal fitness trainer was so magnificent that she was nicknamed "the largest royal wedding since the wedding of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer." Many Swedes were dissatisfied with such spending, but in some ways it was possible to save: the bride was a veil in which Swedish princesses have married for 150 years.
9. Jordan: the wedding of Prince Ali bin al-Hussein and Rome Brahimi
Wedding ceremony of the couple was held in the house of the half-brother of the groom - King of Jordan Abdullah II. The prince's choice is a former CNN journalist and daughter of a UN representative.
10. Austria: the wedding of Archduke Christophe and Adelaide Drape-Frisch
The wedding of the archduke and the daughter of a diplomat took place in the homeland of the bride, in France. The civil ceremony of the couple was rather modest - there were only 40 guests, but the wedding, as usual, was more like a royal wedding.
It seems that the royal couple adhere to the traditions in terms of weddings like no other. Would you like to attend such a celebration?
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