She is indeed a lovely woman

Very true, I’m from the Philippines and now an ardent fan of the Royal Family of Denmark,

Translate the queen's speech please

Yes. I noticed this too. Mary is wonderful.

I had tears in my eyes when she did that

Cub Cub Things are not always what they seem.

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AND The Danish ROYALS are VERY lucky to have our Crown Princess Mary as their own. Always admired as the girl from Tasmania who met and married HER CROWN PRINCE Frederik of Demark.💞

The queen seems delightful.

@@phyllismawhinney8707 Yes 💕🇦🇺

God Bless The Queen and the family

God bless this wonderful family!

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+Vicky 12 she is very nice like her baby son frederik

We are so thankfull for our royals. And Mary have our hearts. Beeing the Crown Princess Mary..

How has it been?

She went to university in England.

Ofthen she draw them herslef together whith her dressmaker

Colinda Teeuwisse

She is alwayes drawing the design herself

Grethe Charlotte Fauland Have you seen her designs for the Royal Danish Ballet?

The queen is warm and gentle as well as classy. The queen of England is nowhere near her league

truely is spelt TRULY

Where can I get this speech in English?

@@danishexjw7686 Thank you!

@@danishexjw7686 thanks

So?

honeybear64 She is a highly intelligent woman. She is fluent in Danish, English, French, Swedish and German.

......Unlike Mary

It’s no surprise, considering her education.

Oh my god i thought that too. I mean, she legit sounds like shes british😊

Her mother is Ingrid of Sweden whose own mother is Princess Margaret of Connaught, the granddaughter of Queen Victoria. Thus, I don't find it too surprising that she speaks English like a Brit.

Fully agreed. Her speech went beyond just a formality. It has substance and sincerity and displays her true endearment and embracing towards our Mary (I am an Australian)

doormatt2000 tithe Windsor are like dry toast ; they don’t show affection for each other

doormatt2000 You would, if you attended their wedding and other receptions.

The Danish Royal family are the fun relatives. It's a shame the Windsors didn't inherit that from Queen Alexandra.

@@admirathoria0073 I've read the six available biographies of Queen Alexandra, and the more I read, the more I would have loved to have met her. A simply incredible woman, and as you rightly state, FUN!

Anastasia Lapislazuli You know that the Danish kingdom, is the oldest in the world, right? So maybe Queen Victoria is a decent of the Scandinavian kingdoms?

Q Victoria was decendant of German royalty. Hence why the current royal family have more German blood than English. Princess Diana had more Anglo Saxon blue blood than the Queen. She was a decendant of the Royal Stuart House. Queen Elizabeth I Royal House.

You forgot Netherlands and Spain

All royals do that. To maintain power and their royal bloodline.

@@auto_01bot75 Victoria is descended from James VI of Scotland (aka James I). Henry VII-Margaret-James V-Mary-James VI-Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia-Sophia-George I-George II-George III-Edward, Duke of Kent- Victoria.

Non indossa vestiti molto eleganti, peccato vista la sua bella figura e i splendidi gioielli. In compenso ha un sorriso contagioso.

Yeah id be if I was danish!

She is lovely.

@@jeremyleewang Do you know her? Plain curiosity. She seems lovely really.

Antonietta Bombardelli No, I do not know her. I say she is lovely because of the way she delivers herself, the way she carries herself, her speeches which I heard she wrote herself, the way she interacts with members of her family, and the way she smiles and waves at people. There is a sense of authenticity in everything she does.

@@jeremyleewang I can feel it too. Sometimes, you sense some kind of goodness or evil that exudes from people, this is some of the times I sense goodness out of a woman, but I tend to not trust anyone, I got hurt from a person who exuded goodness, or seemed to, so I must be mistaken.

:-D www.theroyalforums.com/forums/f95/royal-wedding-speeches-4624.html

+Sally Ann Loveday Yes, people forget that not all of us known Danish, haha!

Going to have a look-see on the site recommended by RoyalLife CZ :D

It sounds like she is speaking German

@@RoyalLifeCZ Maybe the link should be pinned to the top of the comment box instead of the bottom.

HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN’S SPEECH AT THE WEDDING BANQUET AT FREDENSBORG PALACE, FRIDAY 14 MAY 2004 The day has come! - A day of happiness and celebration, which we have all looked forward to since the Engagement in October. Indeed, many will say that it has been much longer. Actually, as his parents, the Prince Consort and I have probably always looked forward to the day when our eldest son would stand before the altar together with his bride, and we would welcome her into our home, into our family and in our country. Frederik, ever since you were very young, you have been surrounded by love and affection both in your family and throughout the country; but as Denmark’s Crown Prince you have also attracted much attention from an early age, that has not always been easy. However, over the years we have seen how you have developed, how you have matured, and how you have found your own place in life through solid work and by using the many qualities with which you are so richly endowed. You have a warm heart which strikes everyone who meets you. You inspire confidence. You are a person to rely on. Much of this is the result of your own efforts. However, we your parents, Papa and Mother, know very well how you have found your true self. That happened when you met Mary. It brought springtime into your heart, and everything blossomed around you, as we see season in full bloom on this day in May. Mary, today all Denmark welcomes you with open arms, and your new family welcomes you with great joy. We have come to know you, and we have seen how your cheerful disposition graces your every act. You have met us, your new family and all your new countrymen, with warmth and great dignity. You too inspire confidence, around you too the Garden of Denmark is decked with flowers. On this day of celebration, there are two people who are greatly missed: your mother, Mary, who we never came to know, and Mormor, your grandmother, Frederik, who did not live to see Mary come into your heart and into your country. On this day, these two as well as your French grandparents, Grand-Papa and Grand-Maman, will be in the thoughts of all who knew them, and I believe they would all have rejoiced at seeing your happiness, and would have appreciated your choice. Mr. Donaldson, This is a day of celebration in which we all share, but for you and for your family it is not without a note of sadness; for one person is greatly missed: Mary's mother, who we in Denmark shall never know, but who should have been at her daughter's side on this day of happiness. No wonder if you and your family may feel a touch of apprehension; for it is also the day when your last and youngest daughter is leaving her family, as she has already left the country where she grew up, to settle very far away. Now she takes up a new and challenging life. Her new countrymen receive her with enthusiasm, not only as Crown Prince Frederik's bride but also for the qualities they already perceive in her. As we have come to know Mary we, her parents-in-law, have come to love and admire her. She has great inner strength and she exudes a calm warmth that inspires confidence. She has shown the courage to place her future life in Denmark, may we always be worthy of her trust. The Prince Consort and I welcome her into our family and in her new country. Frederik and Mary, you face many challenging tasks. First of all you have a home to build together, and a life of your own; at the same time you are embarking on a life filled with demanding obligations, of that you are both well aware. It can be hard work, and it may feel lonely. That you know, Frederik, and Mary is aware of it. However, you have your youth, your great strength, your warm hearts and your courage; and you know how much pleasure may be derived from doing a good job, from doing something for others, from devoting all your strength to the service of your country - and from doing it with a smile. Now is the season of flowers. All around you, there is great joy and happiness. But it will not always be summer. There are rainy days and rough weather, and in spite of fresh breezes, the Danish Garden may sometimes feel a little cramped, however lovely it may look. But tonight there are no bounds. For it is not only here at Fredensborg Palace that we are gathered around you. Throughout the country, in the Faroe Islands and in Greenland, indeed as far away as in Australia, your wedding is celebrated. Let us now bring together our thoughts in wishing you great happiness and unity in your lives and in your work - together and for Denmark. I ask you all to join the Prince Consort and me in a toast to Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary.

Thank you so much for writing out that speech for me. I really enjoyed the warmth and love shown for CP Mary, and CP Frederik. I have watched the Danish Crown Royals and they are so in love.. They have a beautiful family. I would be so happy if Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan were like them instead they have made complete fools of themselves. Diana would roll over in her grave to see Harry acting toward his own family like he has. God Bless the Danish Royal Family. Long may they reign

@@Crueligan thanks a lot, great!

Maybe ask the Communications team at The Gules Palais, Amalienborg, Copenhagen.

Nonsense

Just push the translate button on the video..

Different cultures what seems simple to you maybe not to them.

What you also don't understand is that monarchs tend to reflect national characteristics. The Danes are far more open and warmer in public than the British. You really shouldn't judge people that you don't know. You have absolutely no knowledge of the British Royal family besides what you see in the tabloids. Would you like people who don't know you to criticise you. What I don't understand is why people insist on parading their ignorance on public media.

His second wife