File:Princess Birgitta and Johan Georg von Hohenzollern 1961.jpg
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English: Princess Birgitta and the bridegroom Johan Georg von Hohenzollern during the wedding cermony. Crown Prince Carl Gustaf and Mikael Bernadotte can be seen to the left; bridesmaids Princess Benedikte of Denmark and Princess Christina of Sweden to the right.
Svenska: Prinsessan Birgitta och brudgummen Johan Georg von Hohenzollern under vigselceremonien. Till vänster skymtar marskalkarna kronprins Carl Gustaf och Mikael Bernadotte; till höger tärnorna prinsessan Benedikte av Danmark och prinsessan Christina. |
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- Wedding of Princess Birgitta of Sweden and Prince Johann Georg of Hohenzollern
- Princess Benedikte of Denmark in 1961
- Slottskyrkan
- Kamédiademet
- People inside the Royal Palace, Stockholm
- Morning dress
- Bridesmaids
- Portrait photographs of women wearing tiaras (diadems)
- Long sleeve dresses
- People with flower bouquet in weddings
- People wearing wedding dresses
- Jewellery used by royalty of Sweden
- Princess Christina of Sweden in 1964
- Wedding veils
- Women with tiaras