The Red Carpet: King Harald V and his daughter, the bride, begin their journey from Stiftsgården to Nidarosdomen. This is the first time the bride is seen in public this day.
Munkegata: This is what Munkegata looked like during the wedding. Munkegata is sort of Trondheim's Main Street. This picture is taken sothwards, from Dronningens Gate. Trondheim Square is right between Stiftsgården (the Royal residence in Trondheim) and Nidarosdomen.
Crowded: As a special treat for the public, the royals walked back from the cathedral to Stiftsgården. Not an easy task to take good pictures in this insane crowd, but at least we can see the bride coming down the street.
The Groom: Here's the happy married couple. And my only clear picture of the groom, Ari Behn.
Harald & Sonja: The bride and groom were followed by the King and Queen of Norway, Harald and Sonja (who also happened to be the bride's parents)
Scandinavians: More Scandianavian Royals, here we see Queen Margrethe of Denmark (in yellow) and Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden
Felipe: And they are accompanied by Prince Felipe of Spain.
Maxima: The Dutch Crown Prince (whose name I always forget), and his good-looking wife, Maxima
Look!: If only that (damn) bodyguard would disappear (he is covering what I came to see...). Who we do see, however, is Prince Carl Philip of Sweden
Yes!: Here she is, the lovely Princess Madeleine of Sweden (and her brother Carl Philip, but who cares about him... no offense, CP). The roar from the crowd reached new heights when she appeared (and she's two years younger than me, imagine that ;o) )
Closeup: A closeup of "Madde", from the previous photo.
Damn...: ... this is when I wish I had a better camera - or a place on the press platform
Gone: It's over... farewell...
The Kiss: As people are starting to leave, the bride and groom appear on the balcony of Stiftsgården, to show something to the public... the kiss.
