The Danish Royal Family Looks Stylish as They Spend Easter Sunday Together in Copenhagen
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King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark On Sunday, they attended Easter services by walking from their official residence at Amalienborg Palace to Frederik Church, also known as the Marble Church, for the traditional Easter Mass.
The royal couple attended all four of their children: Crown Prince Christian, 20, Princess Isabella, 18, and 15-year-old twins Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine.
It was a special holiday trip for the family. Crown Prince Christian was away due to his ongoing military training. So will Princess Isabella, who will soon celebrate her 19th birthday on April 21 and is a senior in high school. start military training. (Denmark Changed compulsory military service laws last yearIt was expanded to include women over the age of 18, and the compulsory service period was increased from four months to 11 months.)
Crown Prince Christian, Princess Isabella, Prince Vincent, King Frederik, Queen Mary and Princess Josephine were seen leaving the Marble Church on Sunday.EMIL NICOLAI HELMS – Getty Images
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The family was welcomed to the church by parish priest Mikkel Wold, who presided over the ceremony beneath the church’s 260-meter dome. The appearance was especially meaningful for the twins, who were preparing for the ceremony at Fredensborg Castle Church on April 18. Royal House of DenmarkAttending church services is a standard part of confirmation preparation for young people in the Danish Church.
The Danish Royal Family belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran Church, also known in Denmark as “Folkekurken” or the Church of Denmark. According to the Danish Constitutionthe monarch must be a member of the Church of Denmark. King Frederik is now the highest secular authority of the Church of Denmarka largely ceremonial role.
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