House Of Glucksburg Collection

The wedding of King Constantine II of Greece to Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark. Athens, Greece. 18th September 1964

King Olav V of Norway officially opens the new Civic Centre in Newcastle. 14th November 1968

Princess Margrethe of Denmark, is 21 today and is having her "Key of the Castle"
Princess Margrethe of Denmark, is 21 today and is having her " Key of the Castle" party at the Danish Embassy in London. The Princess is studying archaeology at Cambridge

The state visit of King Frederick IX and Queen Ingrid of Denmark. Pictured on their visit to Westminster Abbey, at The Tomb of The Unknown Warrior. 8th May 1951

Fifteen year old Princess Margrethe of Denmark, pictured with her father, King Frederik, and mother Queen Ingrid of Dernmark

Fifteen year old Princess Margrethe of Denmark, pictured with her father, King Frederik, and mother Queen Ingrid of Dernmark

King Frederik of Denmark (right) with his daughter Princess Margrethe at Victoria Station, with the Danish Ambassador (centre) Mr Steensen-Leth

King Constantines daughter, Theodora, is Christened in Bayswater in the Greek Cathedral. There was then a reception at Claridges Hotel

Princess Margrethe of Denmark, heiress to Denmarks throne is 21 today and is having her " Key of the Castle" party at the Danish Embassy in London

Olav V, King of Norway, visits Newcastle, Thursday 14th November 1968. Our Picture Shows... King Olav V inspects the guard of honour provided by the Green Howards before entering Newcastles new 5

Royalty: King Constantine of Greece, with his wife Anne-Marie arriving in London today. November 1969 Z10527

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"House of Glucksburg: A Royal Legacy Unveiled" Step into the enchanting world of the House of Glucksburg, where captivating tales unfold and regal traditions are cherished. From grand weddings to momentous state visits, this illustrious dynasty has left an indelible mark on European history. In a union that transcended borders, King Constantine II of Greece exchanged vows with Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark, uniting two royal bloodlines in a majestic ceremony. Their love story became a symbol of unity and diplomacy amidst turbulent times. Meanwhile, King Olav V of Norway graced the cityscape as he inaugurated Newcastle's new Civic Centre. With his regal presence and unwavering commitment to public service, he brought a touch of nobility to this vibrant British city. Princess Margrethe of Denmark celebrated her coming-of-age milestone with great pomp and splendor. As she received her "Key of the Castle, " she embraced her destiny as heiress to Denmark's throne with grace and poise beyond her years. The Danish monarchy further strengthened its bonds through memorable state visits by King Frederick IX and Queen Ingrid. These diplomatic endeavors fostered goodwill between nations while showcasing the elegance for which the House of Glucksburg is renowned. Captured in timeless photographs, fifteen-year-old Princess Margrethe shared tender moments with her adoring father, King Frederik. These snapshots immortalize their profound bond as they navigated the complexities that come with royalty. Across continents, even joyous occasions echoed within these hallowed halls. The christening ceremony for King Constantine's daughter, Theodora, unfolded in Bayswater amidst Greek traditions blending harmoniously with regality from afar. As Princess Margrethe reached another milestone on her journey towards queenship at twenty-one years old, well-wishes poured in from near and far. Her poised demeanor and dedication to duty marked her as a beacon of hope for Denmark's future.