Ella sin ninguna expresión en el rostro, él la buscaba con su mirada y ella inmóvil nunca tuvo esa conexión con él que se ve muy enamorado. Lamentable podría haber reído más . El guapísimo me encanta!!!
Love that they chose simple gold wedding bands, and I understand they were made from Fairtrade Gold. They were beautifully elegant and understated, but certainly visible. Shows respect for the environment, and the small scale miners who work hard to meet high standards to produce it. I noticed too that the vow spoken by Prince Guillaume before he put the ring on Princess Stephanie seemed a little bit longer and had different words than that spoken by Princess Stephanie before she placed his ring on his finger. I know in English protestant ceremonies, the ring vows usually vary between sects, but within a single ceremony are usually pretty much the same, possibly with the exception of changing the pronouns for the bride and groom in a particular set of vows which include them. Can someone possibly offer a brief translation of what was said at those two points? I know this wedding was in Luxembourg but it was in at least 4 languages in different parts, (German, French, Luxumbourgish and Latin) including a couple of very small portions in English. Is this normal practice to switch from one to another, or something only confined to this particular wedding? I enjoyed it very much, except the commentators' voices in the background speaking over the Priest (?) performing the wedding. (Sorry ~I am not Catholic, and don't have much knowledge of who is who just by looking.) It seemed to be somewhat inconsiderate to talk over him that way, and I found it rather distracting, and somewhat annoying. I thought they looked somewhat subdued, but happy, and the Prince certainly seemed sincere in his attentions to his bride, Princess Stephanie, in his smiles at her and taking her hand at moments when they were not required to participate directly in the service.
Not beaing a person of religiouse belief . I still like these spectacular royal weddings .Each one bringsits special emotional moments and different ambience and of course happy couples are always a joy to see. Happy Married Life To You Both.
0:10 - The Liturgy of the Sacrament: Profession of Faith 1:28 - Hymn to the Holy Spirit: "Jesus, toi qui as promis" (C. Blanchard) 3:00 - Dialogue with Bride and Groom (in Luxembourgish) 4:20 - Exchange of Vows (in Luxembourgish) 6:15 - Blessing of Rings (in Luxembourgish) 8:00 - Hymn of Praise and Thanksgiving: "Chant de la promesse" (P. Jacques Sevin) 11:02 - Prayer from the Spouses
He is so handsome and she is so beautiful but since the moment I started to watch this I think she looks like (like the way her face looks) was making a mistake who knows probably is love
The bride's mother died just 7 weeks before the wedding. That's why her face looks the way it does. She was probably missing her mother and she was still in mourning.
The two answers above are wrong. The lady in dark orange dress is the grand duchess Maria Theresa, mother of the groom. Her husband Henri, grand duke of Luxembourg, is standing at her right.
Homosexual Prince 'weds' aristocratic, cold 'bride' under pressure of his Catholic, conservative and power-fixed family. How sad... I wish, Guillaume must learn from beautiful example of Mr. Xavier Bettel, who is mayor of Luxembourg and openly gay. He, Mr. Bettel, is representing Luxembourg of today with liberal values of freedom and tolerance much more better than all 'royal family' together!
