@PEPPERONI Paul is the oldest son of the former King of Greece. The title of Crown Prince it's means that there is a succession to something. He maybe have the title of Prince Paul, but no Crown Prince. We haven't Crown Princes, we haven't Kings, we haven't monarchy and we are so much blessed about that
He is the Crown Prince and you have him, whether you want him or not. Pheraps if Greece had kept its monarchy its economy would be in a better situation.
I miss our gracious Majesty Queen Elizabeth so very much. Seeing her with her beloved Philip is so poignant. 💖🇬🇷 The crowd chanting "God bless the newlyweds" is very sweet.
If I remember correctly there was an unusual controversy about this wedding ceremony. Under British law weddings are only valid if they're conducted in English. The next day the bride and groom had a small civil ceremony in English to make their wedding legally valid. Even if you're married in London in front of the Queen, you're marriage is still invalid unless the priest uses English.
@@lulwahal-thani7664 I believe it's Greek, possibly Koine. It is not unusual for services of the Greek Orthodox Church to be celebrated in their own language.
@@jec1ny It is actually in Arabic. The sermon was conducted by the Patriarchate of Antioch (the oldest and most important Patriarch of Greek Orthodoxy) which is based in Damascus thus the blessing was in Arabic.
May Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of the UK, as well as His Majesty King Constantine II of Greece, rest in eternal peace. Prince Arthur Louis Pagan from the diplomatic residence for the House of Homestead.
I was just thinking that, dont think I have ever seen her, in such a pastel shade before, as she said she has to be seen, hence such bright colours usually. And didn't Charles look good
Just a little Family wedding 🤣 Seriously, gorgeous ceremony! When HM was chuckling with Phillip & Charles, I bet it was over Phillip interpreting the service 🇬🇷 I bet it brought back a lot of memories of his family 😊
I’m sure it did, but why did they have the Arabic? I really like this family very much and HM Queen Elizabeth looked gorgeous. She is related to them, because originally they are Germans.
@@danielleporter1829 in this video he speaks Arabic and I understand it. I dunno why is that they use Arabic in the Greek Orthodox Church in UK. But in the Levantine Arab countries like Palestine, Lebanon and Syria, yea the Greek Orthodox Church official language is Arabic.
If I was behind that woman with the HUGE white hat, I would have quietly removed it. RIDICULOUS! But it was a lovely wedding. LOVED the bride's veil. It was nice to see the Queen, Prince Philip, and Charles in a setting where they weren't the center of attention. I'm sure it was enjoyable for them too. So nice to reminisce. Thanks for showing it.
If you think about it, Prince Philip was in the Greek Royal family something like the Duke of Kent is in the British Royal family, if you look at the line of descent.
You actually don't need to think about it. The Prince Philip and his sisters were born prince and princesses of Greece, before the revolution and war that saw the monarchy deposed.
@@johnsonrhythm3166 Prince of Greece and Denmark. The Greek Royal Family is simply a branch of the Danish Royal Family, and are directly descended from the House of Oldenburg.
@@ds1868 Greek royals aren’t even Greek either; the only one who was ethnically Greek was Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia, daughter of King Alexander I and his Greek wife Aspasia Manos.
@@chrissybrown9205 The Greeks, who asked the Powers to recommend a king, they specifically asked for a non-Greek, as did the Romanians, to try and forestall the inevitable governmental corruption that develops. Good idea, didn't work in either case.
@@annatheofylaktou4236 Hi, Anne! Despite my Irish last name, I’m Italian and we LOVE our Greek Brothers and Sisters very much. We feel a deep connection with you and we share many beautiful cultural aspects with our Mediterranean Cousins! 💞
Weil Said Mary ❤️ the mediteranians always had this Special bond. May of our ancient Culture May our way of Life, which everyone wants to have. I Love Bella Italia too ❤️.
@@annatheofylaktou4236 Thank you, Anna! I hope to see Greece with my own eyes once I retire. I have family in Italia I've never met so, God Willing, I shall visit both. Ciao and Kalinychta!
Queen Elizabeth looked so happy at this wedding compared to how serious she looked when Harry got married. She knew that Harry was making a big mistake
I have the highest regards for her majesty's wit and character, but I doubt even she could have predicted just what a disaster it would become. Luckily, she is not here to watch it.
She looked essentially the same when all of her own children got married. It’s you Sussex-hating trolls who work overtime to try and frame it as a disaster. Your ideal service to the monarchy would be to get lives of your own and STFU.
How Queen Elizabeth was so comfortable not being the center of attention during this family wedding shows her inner goodness. She was a happy family member. I miss her. God bless the king but, I miss her.
The last Queen of England died in 1603. Queen Elizabeth II was Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and her other Realms and Territories.
@@ΓιώργοςΠαπαδάτος-ι3η Giorgos, *you* are taking offence certainly but you are a single Greek, not the embodiment of the country. There are many Greeks who voted the other way in that rigged referendum, and there are many who would vote differently if one were held today. There is a big difference between your being offended and James being offensive. By the way, you are probably right that there will never be kings in Greece again. That's sad, because your politicians let you down every single time.
@@steelcrown7130 In the referendum of 1974 Greek people voted 69% against the monarchy. In 2023 if we make a referendum again the 80% will be against the monarchy, because the young people doesn't want an anachronistic institution to a modern country. So when i have the same opionion with the devastating majority of our people, yes i am a sample. That's what you said it's true, we have a huge problem with our politicians and our economy and because of that we don't want an unemployed and useless king to pay for his palaces and his family. If you truly believe that a king or a queen can make the difference for their countries above of the goverments you have a serious problem (and you watch a lot Game of Thrones). Wish of everyone is every country to be exempted from this awful institution and people stop pay for the luxurious lifes of some families. Fortunately, the samples of the new people are very positive and even the beautiful country of Great Britain i believe that in the next decades will escape from this institution.
@@ΓιώργοςΠαπαδάτος-ι3η Hi Giorgos (I am Maurice, by the way), there is one very true statement in your response - you are a sample. Fine, as long as we stick with that - whether 80% agree with you or not, that other 20% are still Greek. I did already know exactly how many voted in 1974 by the way - I watched it on the international news, and I realised even then (I was 14) what a mistake Greece had made. Yes I am afraid I *do* believe that kings make a positive difference: Britain has dreadful politicians but an OK king (and they had a magnificent Queen), who symbolically keeps the politicians from misbehaving too much. My country also has a king (I wonder if you can guess which country?) and we voted relatively recently to keep our monarchy, but I don't know whether it was mainly because we have such awful politicians or not - because we do have SHOCKING politicians! Sorry, but despite the cheap shot, I have never watched Game of Thrones and I do not have a serious problem, I just know what works constitutionally, and the countries in the top tier of prosperity, stability and human development are mainly monarchies.
@@nacht98 Maybe... who knows... I would suspect however that their deep and rich history essentially establishes that little region as the pillar of civilization on so many fronts. This pretty much already affords them an unparalleled profile. According to wiki, it appears that the british essentially exported a bunch of "royals" in the mid 1800s! it's not as if this type of system was embedded within society like in britain for example. That would have been quite ironic given the Greeks founded democracy 2500+ years prior.
@@depyk7989 who did it? 100% it's a soviet communists or kgb agents are helped to Greek's military hunta with a weapons or with a $..... to take ower the King! same like they helped in other countries
I love the way the Queen looked sort of confused and disconnected both in the church and out on the curb, as the bride had to leave first. And speaking of Michael Kent, I never saw him at this, the Greek wedding. What a surprise...
Anything Greek is notoriously disorganised - its almost a 'badge of honour. Its apparent the late Queen Elizabeth [used to 'clockwork ceremony'] was discombobulated by the jumbled up, cramped arrangements !
Harold Windsor's provocative boast [ in his book 'Spare' ] of the number of his 'kills' in Afghanistan so increased the 'threat levels' against his father the new King, and his brother the Prince of Wales, that they were STRONGLY advised by the Foreign office, not to travel to Athens. Had they done so the increased danger to the innumerable Royals present would have been a MAJOR headache to the already embarrassed Greek authorities, and the amount of additional security/publicity would have completely eclipsed the obsequies for the late King. So the King sent his beloved sister, the Princess Royal to [discreetly] represent him, and Prince William asked his cousin, Lady Gabriella Kington to do the same for him. The Greek and British Royal families are incredibly 'close knit', and no doubt it a source of intense regret 'all round'.
On that very same day, Stephanie of Monaco got married to one of her bodyguards. This wedding, celebrated in London, was the perfect excuse for everyone, who was someone, not to go to Monaco.
@@Peter-ov6xh The "trash Greek Gluckbergs"? Are you serious? The Greek Royal House is directly related to neRly every royal house in Europe, from the Romanovs in Russia, the Hohenzollerns of Germany, the Bourbons of Spain, the Windsors of Great Britain, and to the Royal Houses of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. Do your research before commenting please.
A princesa Stefhanie não quis casamento com convidados estrangeiros e por isso não tinha ninguém dá realeza europeia ou mundial presente. e só foi a família real de Mônaco e os parentes de então noivo Daniel Ducruet,o principe Alberto II de Mônaco foi ao casamento de Pavlos da Grécia e Chantal,mas foi embora logo após a cerimônia em Londres pra assistir o casamento da irmã Stefhanie em Mônaco. Ainda bem que os Grimaldi não são de ficar puxando saco das outras casas reais europeias.
If i was a King on the same level as Queen Elizabeth II, I'd find it hard to decide whether or not i should attend a wedding. On one hand I'd want to honour a family member on their special day but at the same time I'd worry that my presence would distract people from the wedding and divert attention away from the happy couple
This is perhaps the only time I’ve ever seen Victor Emmanuel of Savoy near Queen Elizabeth II. I’m not so delighted ‘cause for me the rightful hear of King Humberto II was Amedeo Duke of Savoy. Amedeo, how is sadly death two years ago, was related to King Constantin because his mother was Princess Irene of Greece. Now Aimone the Duke of Savoy, his son, ( rightful head of the House of Savoy to me and many other ) is married with Princess Olga of Greece. I’m sure both Amedeo, Aimone and Olga were at this wedding.
@@maximhollandnederlandthene7640 on min 4:11 and on min 5:25 you can see Victor Emmanuel of Savoy standing two lines behind Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh. I remarked this fact because in every reunion made by the late Queen with royals and former royals, that branch of the Savoy family ( one of the oldest in Europe ) was never asked. For what concerns the dispute for the leadership of the House between Savoy and Savoy Aosta, if you were asking about that, it would be to long to explain here and I suggest you to google it, then I would be glad to give you supplementary explanations.
I didn't notice the presence of Victor Emanuelle until you pointed out. Thanks. Then I noticed the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, King Simeon of Bulgaria, King Michael of Roumania, Prince of Youguslavia and wife. I did not see anyone from the Aosta family but I guess they were represented somewhere. I'm not documented about the dispute of the Italien family but I think it has to do with the marriage of Victor Emanuelle to a commoner, Marina Doria. I believe nowadays every king or heir is married to a commoner thus making the dispute pointless.
Vittorio Emanuele è nato Principe di Napoli e lo sarà fino alla morte. Negare la legittimità del figlio perché la madre non è nata principessa è ridicolo.
I remember when the King married the Danish Princess and they had to leave Greece. He was a very nice man fair and democratic in his thinking well educated. His children in spite of the difficulties well balanced and healthy. Will it be a private funeral ? They lived in London for many years. One documentary shows them visiting his house and garden in Greece that his family had purchased with their private money but was confiscated and abandoned by the government. Wild looking and returning to nature.
Yes it will be a private funeral. The Greek government has shown the usual bitter small-mindedness that all it predecessors have shown since the 1967 coup.
@@philism7829 Hello Philis. Lovely to hear from you. Many Greeks I have met over the years feel the same way, but for some strange reason *politicians* in Greece always regarded him as an active threat and treated him appallingly.
Its a petty Greek “tradition”from ancient times you know. Whoever served honourably their homeland they eventually faced exile and their property s confiscation.
Possibly it's was the liturgical rite being used. For example the ancient Melkite rite ,very similar to Greek rite,uses liturgy spoken in Aramaic and their wedding s involve the crowns being encircled either over the bridegroom & bride heads 3x,as was shown in this wedding. Part of the eastern orthodox traditions shared in various Christian expressions faiths, dating from earlier centuries. Thats a fairly streamlined explanation. 🤗
@@faraha2285 The research I have done indicates that there is consensus amongst scholars and experts etc that the language Jesus spoke was Aramaic which was common to Judea at the time. Although many believe Jesus was also multilingual.
Prince Philip was born 1901 before the monarchy was overthrown and he was the only boy in that family. But because his uncle looked after him he kept his British titles as well.
Every time I saw Charles's face, I didn't see him like a cruel man who had many mistresses. He looks sooo conservative. Why so many people thought crazy thing on this mama's boy?
He is not a cruel man, he is a very sensitive and compassionate individual, and her isn’t a mother’s boy, either. As the years have passed he has become close to the Queen and she recognises his worth.
Why the priest is talking in Arabic at this ceremony??? Pavlos is Greek, right??? Marie Chantal is not Arabic origin??? At the end of the ceremony we heard some Greek.
does anyone know who the woman was who came with the Queen? she seems to be a member of the family. perhaps it was Prince Philip's sister Princess Sophie.
@@ericduffield524 I agree.The lady arriving with HM Queen Elizabeth II is Princess Sophie of Greece and Denmark. Also interesting to see Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester next to HRH Prince Charles.
The lady who arrived with The Queen was Princess Sophie of Greece, the sister of Prince Philip. It was absolutely not Princess Alexandra, as erroneously stated elsewhere, as she was years younger and seated with her husband.
We all know that the father was not a king anymore as Greece abolished monarchy. The same Greece also let them use their titles until death. Therefore, the king has just died and his son is Crown Prince Paulos until death. Your opinion doesn’t matter. Facts do
@@annea5781 actually my opinion matters,since I am Greek and you are not. Nobody in Greece uses their titles,for ys they are simply civilians not royals. In Greece he is a former king, nothing more. By the way, watch your manners and the way you speak. Rudeness is not a nice thing
@@sebastianpatrikios7211 perhaps you don't live in Greece or you don't know much of the recent history. We mean them no harm but we don't want them in Greece,as royals anyway. When he was king,he wasn't a very successful one.
@@ΤανιαΧυτηρη Who is this "WE"? We have many opinions as Greeks, no one is saying they should be in Greece as royals, not even the former Kings family asked for that, so why the anger after all these years?
I had 3 clovers and a diamond and you had 3 hearts close to a full House that day ? #PrinceWilliam #DukeHarry 🙏 Music maintenance anodes, geckos etc bugs 📻
Indeed your 'Republic' has made you the 'economic basket case of Europe', notorious for MASSIVE debt, runaway corruption and tax evasion amongst its politician's. and 'public servants' NOTHING good can be said of 'modern Greece', except the Sun & the Sea. Your ancient history, tho' is a magnificent legacy to the world. Itsa pity that your current state is is in NO way comparable to that greatness.
Probably due to the royal protocol they weren't considered members of the a royal house and that's why they weren't invited....I guess their presence would be awkward, nevertheless I missed them too!!!
Of course, because Greece actually is a new Roman formation as England ,and it does not exist in ancient time ,not a single ,real map with Greece on it before 1820 ,but Rumalia ( Roma) .Greek nationality and history is hoax.
Well... If your mother tongue is English then you have to search a little about the etymology, at least of the 50% of the words you are using... You will find out that their origin is Greek. Study also the Ancient History of Greece, and you will have a great benefit out of it. I promise you! Now, regarding the Greek Nationality, few years ago a gene Identification took place and it was prooved that at least 95% of the Native Greek are the descentants of the ancient Greek. SEARCH BEFORE SPEACH....
Greece has always existed and it was 700-800 bc . Modern Greece was overtaken by the ottomans, but Greece is Greece. Don’t say that to a Greek person. You might not get home.
@@philism7829 well no such thing as Greece on any maps before 1830 in the whole world from any period of time . So if you are " greek " you need to research that your new shaped nation actaully is a mixture of Roman's that do not exists in ancient times, it stole some of the language there and that is all ,stole Phonecian alphabet, Thracien history. Also you need to resech that your "country " is actaully a British colony ,and that is way it has the British Oil company's flag as a national flag of Greece . 😂😂😂😂game over
@@depyk7989 ok then if it is how come there is not a single proven map with Greece on it before 1830 😂😂😂😂😂 So no one ever in human history had Greece on any map.? Greek history is hoax .
Go back to the 18th century and they all have one common ancestor, King George i of England who was the king of Hanover and inherited the throne after his cousin , Queen Anne who was the last of the Stuart monarchs died.
The crown Prince wrote in his statement on The Queen s passing how grateful he was for her kindness for his parents during their darkest days.
There is no crown prince
@@ΓιώργοςΠαπαδάτος-ι3η in title, yes there is
@PEPPERONI Paul is the oldest son of the former King of Greece. The title of Crown Prince it's means that there is a succession to something. He maybe have the title of Prince Paul, but no Crown Prince. We haven't Crown Princes, we haven't Kings, we haven't monarchy and we are so much blessed about that
Yes there is
He is the Crown Prince and you have him, whether you want him or not. Pheraps if Greece had kept its monarchy its economy would be in a better situation.
I miss our gracious Majesty Queen Elizabeth so very much. Seeing her with her beloved Philip is so poignant. 💖🇬🇷 The crowd chanting "God bless the newlyweds" is very sweet.
What a beautiful bride and wedding but Pavlos is so gorgeous he takes first prize!!!!!
This is Prince Phillips family line. Gorgeous
If I remember correctly there was an unusual controversy about this wedding ceremony. Under British law weddings are only valid if they're conducted in English. The next day the bride and groom had a small civil ceremony in English to make their wedding legally valid.
Even if you're married in London in front of the Queen, you're marriage is still invalid unless the priest uses English.
why was the sermon conducted in Arabic?
@@lulwahal-thani7664 I believe it's Greek, possibly Koine. It is not unusual for services of the Greek Orthodox Church to be celebrated in their own language.
@@jec1ny It is actually in Arabic. The sermon was conducted by the Patriarchate of Antioch (the oldest and most important Patriarch of Greek Orthodoxy) which is based in Damascus thus the blessing was in Arabic.
Choré.
Come disse qualcun'altro: Dio maledica gli inglesi!
May Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of the UK, as well as His Majesty King Constantine II of Greece, rest in eternal peace. Prince Arthur Louis Pagan from the diplomatic residence for the House of Homestead.
Σύντομα και στην Ελλάδα θα έχουμε βασιλιά...και στην Ρωσία τσάρο.....😊
Αυτή θα ήταν μια εξαιρετική ιδέα και προσβλέπω σε ένα τόσο σπουδαίο μέλλον και για τα δύο έθνη.@@ΑναστασηςΜποτσας
@@ΑναστασηςΜποτσας😂😂😂
I love to see Her Majesty in lilac. It was *definitely* her colour
I was just thinking that, dont think I have ever seen her, in such a pastel shade before, as she said she has to be seen, hence such bright colours usually. And didn't Charles look good
A warm royal connection only in European countries .Beautiful families the houses of European royal
That didn't work out quite so well up to WW1.
It was probably the marrying of first cousins that did it.
Except Greece is not a European country
Interesting to see an Orthodox wedding!
They are beautiful weddings!
The beginning of the ceremony was in Hebrew, for Pavlos Glucksburg's wife is American-Jewish.
@@allegory6393 It was in Arabic, not in Hebrew.
@@allegory6393that language is arabic not Hebrew
@@bellaflor8528 Sorry, I don't understand either, but given the bride is Jewish what was Arabic doing in the beginning of the ceremony?
Only time prince philip looks so happy and relaxed . Queen too.. they both look like a lovely couple here
Just a little Family wedding 🤣
Seriously, gorgeous ceremony! When HM was chuckling with Phillip & Charles, I bet it was over Phillip interpreting the service 🇬🇷 I bet it brought back a lot of memories of his family 😊
He wouldn't be interpreting the language. He didn't speak Greek.
I’m sure it did, but why did they have the Arabic? I really like this family very much and HM Queen Elizabeth looked gorgeous. She is related to them, because originally they are Germans.
@@thezmanchar The language that was spoken by the Patriarch (that's the official name for Greek Orthodox Priests) wasn't Arabic
@@danielleporter1829 in this video he speaks Arabic and I understand it. I dunno why is that they use Arabic in the Greek Orthodox Church in UK. But in the Levantine Arab countries like Palestine, Lebanon and Syria, yea the Greek Orthodox Church official language is Arabic.
@@michaelmontagu3979 he spoke German, French, Dutch and Greek
If I was behind that woman with the HUGE white hat, I would have quietly removed it. RIDICULOUS! But it was a lovely wedding. LOVED the bride's veil.
It was nice to see the Queen, Prince Philip, and Charles in a setting where they weren't the center of attention. I'm sure it was enjoyable for them too.
So nice to reminisce. Thanks for showing it.
The woman in the big white hat was Queen Noor of Jordan. The hat was ridiculous and rude!
In future put a time stamp in so we don't have to trawl through the whole video looking for the lady with the huge white hat.
@@seansmith445 If you watched the video you couldn’t have missed it.
Totaly agree about that hat how selfish can one woman be. And white? Big no no isn't it at weddings. 🤔
Idont think it wasawhitehat .it was moreon d creamish white/off white.
If you think about it, Prince Philip was in the Greek Royal family something like the Duke of Kent is in the British Royal family, if you look at the line of descent.
Yes Philips father and the Duke of Kent's maternal grandfather were brothers.
You actually don't need to think about it. The Prince Philip and his sisters were born prince and princesses of Greece, before the revolution and war that saw the monarchy deposed.
@@johnsonrhythm3166 Prince of Greece and Denmark. The Greek Royal Family is simply a branch of the Danish Royal Family, and are directly descended from the House of Oldenburg.
@@ds1868 Greek royals aren’t even Greek either; the only one who was ethnically Greek was Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia, daughter of King Alexander I and his Greek wife Aspasia Manos.
@@chrissybrown9205 The Greeks, who asked the Powers to recommend a king, they specifically asked for a non-Greek, as did the Romanians, to try and forestall the inevitable governmental corruption that develops. Good idea, didn't work in either case.
Please lTN release such treasure, regularly. Thankyou
Beautiful, respectful recession.
Prince Phillip was at home
Extraordinary!
Singing is fabulous!
The Royal Family Channel brought me here.
Same 🖐️
HRH Prince Philip Must be thinking Of His Childhood... A lovely Wedding The Bride looks Exqusite
Happy times.
Love Greece. The People and all things Greek!
❤️ thank you
@@annatheofylaktou4236 Hi, Anne! Despite my Irish last name, I’m Italian and we LOVE our Greek Brothers and Sisters very much. We feel a deep connection with you and we share many beautiful cultural aspects with our Mediterranean Cousins! 💞
Weil Said Mary ❤️ the mediteranians always had this Special bond. May of our ancient Culture May our way of Life, which everyone wants to have. I Love Bella Italia too ❤️.
@@annatheofylaktou4236 Thank you, Anna! I hope to see Greece with my own eyes once I retire. I have family in Italia I've never met so, God Willing, I shall visit both. Ciao and Kalinychta!
I was so often in Italy. It‘s stunning. Don‘t wait till your retirement! Take a plane and visit your Italian Family 😘
love it
Αγαπημένη οικογένεια με χριστιανικές αρχές με παιδεια 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑🤴👸🤴👸🤴👸🤴👸🤴👸🇨🇾🇨🇾🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
Queen Elizabeth looked so happy at this wedding compared to how serious she looked when Harry got married. She knew that Harry was making a big mistake
I have the highest regards for her majesty's wit and character, but I doubt even she could have predicted just what a disaster it would become. Luckily, she is not here to watch it.
Gods y’all sound tragic.
She looked essentially the same when all of her own children got married. It’s you Sussex-hating trolls who work overtime to try and frame it as a disaster. Your ideal service to the monarchy would be to get lives of your own and STFU.
Really?
Queen Elizabeth stated publicly that Harry and Meghan remained much loved members of her family. You don't know what you're on about.
How Queen Elizabeth was so comfortable not being the center of attention during this family wedding shows her inner goodness. She was a happy family member. I miss her. God bless the king but, I miss her.
And its Prince Philip's sister who sat next to The Queen in the car
Did she marry a Nazi?
Princess Alexandra, the Queen’s cousin,whose mother was Greek’s princess.
It was Princess Sophia. She was the last of the Greek sisters to pass away.
Its a time to remember
The Queen of England sorted out their lives.
The last Queen of England died in 1603. Queen Elizabeth II was Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and her other Realms and Territories.
Ruhe in Frieden Konstantin von Schleswig
Holstein Sonderburg Gluecksburg!
King Paul II now 👑🇬🇷
Amen.
This is totally offensive for our country. Greece hasn't monarchy and Paul will never become King. Never again kings in Greece
@@ΓιώργοςΠαπαδάτος-ι3η Giorgos, *you* are taking offence certainly but you are a single Greek, not the embodiment of the country. There are many Greeks who voted the other way in that rigged referendum, and there are many who would vote differently if one were held today. There is a big difference between your being offended and James being offensive.
By the way, you are probably right that there will never be kings in Greece again. That's sad, because your politicians let you down every single time.
@@steelcrown7130 In the referendum of 1974 Greek people voted 69% against the monarchy. In 2023 if we make a referendum again the 80% will be against the monarchy, because the young people doesn't want an anachronistic institution to a modern country. So when i have the same opionion with the devastating majority of our people, yes i am a sample.
That's what you said it's true, we have a huge problem with our politicians and our economy and because of that we don't want an unemployed and useless king to pay for his palaces and his family. If you truly believe that a king or a queen can make the difference for their countries above of the goverments you have a serious problem (and you watch a lot Game of Thrones). Wish of everyone is every country to be exempted from this awful institution and people stop pay for the luxurious lifes of some families. Fortunately, the samples of the new people are very positive and even the beautiful country of Great Britain i believe that in the next decades will escape from this institution.
@@ΓιώργοςΠαπαδάτος-ι3η Hi Giorgos (I am Maurice, by the way), there is one very true statement in your response - you are a sample. Fine, as long as we stick with that - whether 80% agree with you or not, that other 20% are still Greek. I did already know exactly how many voted in 1974 by the way - I watched it on the international news, and I realised even then (I was 14) what a mistake Greece had made.
Yes I am afraid I *do* believe that kings make a positive difference: Britain has dreadful politicians but an OK king (and they had a magnificent Queen), who symbolically keeps the politicians from misbehaving too much. My country also has a king (I wonder if you can guess which country?) and we voted relatively recently to keep our monarchy, but I don't know whether it was mainly because we have such awful politicians or not - because we do have SHOCKING politicians! Sorry, but despite the cheap shot, I have never watched Game of Thrones and I do not have a serious problem, I just know what works constitutionally, and the countries in the top tier of prosperity, stability and human development are mainly monarchies.
I could see Queen Sofia of Spain standing close the altar
Our king Constantine may rest in peace You will always be remembered and always in our heart🙏🙏🇬🇷🇬🇷🙏🇬🇷🇬🇷😪
Greece was dumb not to use this asset...having a Royal family, but not using it!? It would raise the profile of this country.
@@nacht98 Maybe... who knows... I would suspect however that their deep and rich history essentially establishes that little region as the pillar of civilization on so many fronts. This pretty much already affords them an unparalleled profile. According to wiki, it appears that the british essentially exported a bunch of "royals" in the mid 1800s! it's not as if this type of system was embedded within society like in britain for example. That would have been quite ironic given the Greeks founded democracy 2500+ years prior.
@@nacht98 A country and especially Greece isn't dumb!!! You can refer to those who unfortunately held power and expelled the royal family from Greece.
@@depyk7989 who did it?
100% it's a soviet communists or kgb agents are helped to Greek's military hunta
with a weapons or with a $..... to take ower the King!
same like they helped in other countries
I love the way the Queen looked sort of confused and disconnected both in the church and out on the curb, as the bride had to leave first.
And speaking of Michael Kent, I never saw him at this, the Greek wedding. What a surprise...
Prince Michael of Kent that the Queen walks past at 1:48?
He is there in the top left corner at 2:02.
Μεγαλος μερος των βασιλικων οικογενιων πλεον δυστιχως μετα απο 30 δεν υπαρχει 🇬🇷😔
Good quality video considering it’s 1995. But it looked rather disorganised.
Anything Greek is notoriously disorganised - its almost a 'badge of honour.
Its apparent the late Queen Elizabeth [used to 'clockwork ceremony'] was discombobulated by the jumbled up, cramped arrangements !
The two families are obviously close so it beggar's belief why #KingCharles didn't attend the funeral of #KingConstantine
Harold Windsor's provocative boast [ in his book 'Spare' ] of the number of his 'kills' in Afghanistan so increased the 'threat levels' against his father the new King, and his brother the Prince of Wales, that they were STRONGLY advised by the Foreign office, not to travel to Athens.
Had they done so the increased danger to the innumerable Royals present would have been a MAJOR headache to the already embarrassed Greek authorities, and the amount of additional security/publicity would have completely eclipsed the obsequies for the late King.
So the King sent his beloved sister, the Princess Royal to [discreetly] represent him, and Prince William asked his cousin, Lady Gabriella Kington to do the same for him.
The Greek and British Royal families are incredibly 'close knit', and no doubt it a source of intense regret 'all round'.
On that very same day, Stephanie of Monaco got married to one of her bodyguards. This wedding, celebrated in London, was the perfect excuse for everyone, who was someone, not to go to Monaco.
That cursed royal Monaco, a huge shame.
However bad she is, Stephanie can't be any trashier than the "Greek" Glücksburgs. At least she's a real princess.
@@Peter-ov6xh The "trash Greek Gluckbergs"? Are you serious? The Greek Royal House is directly related to neRly every royal house in Europe, from the Romanovs in Russia, the Hohenzollerns of Germany, the Bourbons of Spain, the Windsors of Great Britain, and to the Royal Houses of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. Do your research before commenting please.
@MrWilhelm1950 There is no Greek Royal House. There is a Danish-descended family, some of whose members formerly reigned in Greece.
A princesa Stefhanie não quis casamento com convidados estrangeiros e por isso não tinha ninguém dá realeza europeia ou mundial presente. e só foi a família real de Mônaco e os parentes de então noivo Daniel Ducruet,o principe Alberto II de Mônaco foi ao casamento de Pavlos da Grécia e Chantal,mas foi embora logo após a cerimônia em Londres pra assistir o casamento da irmã Stefhanie em Mônaco. Ainda bem que os Grimaldi não são de ficar puxando saco das outras casas reais europeias.
Lovely
4:00 And that's the closest the "Crown Prince" and the "Crown Princess" will ever get to being crowned!
Long live our King Paul II of Greece
@@YTisfullofstars we got 300 parasitic members of parliament and King Paul is the cure for them
Wonderful. Greeks sadly made a massive error in 1974. The country has progressively gone downhill since.
The elect will attend the marriage supper of the Lamb!
Really interesting
Greek kings and queens omg! They are crowned like Byzantine emperors. It was a nice ceremony, I also follow Achilles of Greece.
If i was a King on the same level as Queen Elizabeth II, I'd find it hard to decide whether or not i should attend a wedding. On one hand I'd want to honour a family member on their special day but at the same time I'd worry that my presence would distract people from the wedding and divert attention away from the happy couple
This is perhaps the only time I’ve ever seen Victor Emmanuel of Savoy near Queen Elizabeth II. I’m not so delighted ‘cause for me the rightful hear of King Humberto II was Amedeo Duke of Savoy. Amedeo, how is sadly death two years ago, was related to King Constantin because his mother was Princess Irene of Greece. Now Aimone the Duke of Savoy, his son, ( rightful head of the House of Savoy to me and many other ) is married with Princess Olga of Greece. I’m sure both Amedeo, Aimone and Olga were at this wedding.
What are you talking about ?
@@maximhollandnederlandthene7640 on min 4:11 and on min 5:25 you can see Victor Emmanuel of Savoy standing two lines behind Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh. I remarked this fact because in every reunion made by the late Queen with royals and former royals, that branch of the Savoy family ( one of the oldest in Europe ) was never asked. For what concerns the dispute for the leadership of the House between Savoy and Savoy Aosta, if you were asking about that, it would be to long to explain here and I suggest you to google it, then I would be glad to give you supplementary explanations.
I didn't notice the presence of Victor Emanuelle until you pointed out. Thanks. Then I noticed the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, King Simeon of Bulgaria, King Michael of Roumania, Prince of Youguslavia and wife. I did not see anyone from the Aosta family but I guess they were represented somewhere. I'm not documented about the dispute of the Italien family but I think it has to do with the marriage of Victor Emanuelle to a commoner, Marina Doria. I believe nowadays every king or heir is married to a commoner thus making the dispute pointless.
A commoner related to one of Italy's mist prestigious historical family
Vittorio Emanuele è nato Principe di Napoli e lo sarà fino alla morte. Negare la legittimità del figlio perché la madre non è nata principessa è ridicolo.
Alle Glück diese Welt
I have a One big question why the Pope of the Church speaks Arabic 🤔 😮
What was the bride’s name? Was sh also of the nobility?
I remember when the King married the Danish Princess and they had to leave Greece. He was a very nice man fair and democratic in his thinking well educated. His children in spite of the difficulties well balanced and healthy. Will it be a private funeral ? They lived in London for many years. One documentary shows them visiting his house and garden in Greece that his family had purchased with their private money but was confiscated and abandoned by the government. Wild looking and returning to nature.
Yes it will be a private funeral. The Greek government has shown the usual bitter small-mindedness that all it predecessors have shown since the 1967 coup.
@@steelcrown7130 I will fully agree with you, I am Greek and I feel ashamed on my Goverment's behalf...
@@philism7829 Hello Philis. Lovely to hear from you. Many Greeks I have met over the years feel the same way, but for some strange reason *politicians* in Greece always regarded him as an active threat and treated him appallingly.
Its a petty Greek “tradition”from ancient times you know. Whoever served honourably their homeland they eventually faced exile and their property s confiscation.
@@philism7829 I feel the same as a Greek.
Beautiful
😢🙏🙏🙏🙏
When you giving those Elgin marbles back mate
Never with any luck.
Never!
If you want marbles back, then you can excavate some from Penteli Mountain...
Unless you mean the sculptures of Parthenon and not of Elgin's ...
Parthenon marbles not Elgin's!!!
That debate is irrelevant here as the Glücksburgs do not represent Greece. On the contrary, the Greek people rejected them.
Một cái giá phải trả quá đắt bằng con đường thập giá
What are they chanting in the background?
WHy was the ceremony in Arabic???
Just a family Wedding
I got goosebumps when they started speaking Arabic! Anyone who knows why they spoke in Arabic ?
Possibly it's was the liturgical rite being used. For example the ancient Melkite rite ,very similar to Greek rite,uses liturgy spoken in Aramaic and their wedding s involve the crowns being encircled either over the bridegroom & bride heads 3x,as was shown in this wedding. Part of the eastern orthodox traditions shared in various Christian expressions faiths, dating from earlier centuries. Thats a fairly streamlined explanation. 🤗
I believe Aramaic (not exactly Arabic) is the language Jesus spoke.
Arabic language but they are all Christians believe to Jesus Christ!
@@emmarich100 No it was Arabic! It was classic Arabic (fusha) thus understood by everyone with Arabic as their mother tongue!
@@faraha2285 The research I have done indicates that there is consensus amongst scholars and experts etc that the language Jesus spoke was Aramaic which was common to Judea at the time. Although many believe Jesus was also multilingual.
How was he a crown prince if the monarchy was abolished?
Because he was born and given the title before the abolishment of the monarchy in 1973 and before their exile in 1967.
Well if he is royalty to Greece then is royalty to Denmark therefore could feasibly keep a title.
@@gemmaluescher-verseckas1243"A" title, maybe. But not the title of Crown Prince.
Prince Philip was born 1901 before the monarchy was overthrown and he was the only boy in that family. But because his uncle looked after him he kept his British titles as well.
Prince Philip was born in June 1921.@gemmaluescher-verseckas1243
Who was the older lady that entered behind\ immediately after the queen? Nobody bowed to her, so she is either not royal, or not senior enough.
Is the welthy Chántal's mother. She is not blueblood but she has a lot of money that the greek royals need.
♥ KCIII 👑
Every time I saw Charles's face, I didn't see him like a cruel man who had many mistresses. He looks sooo conservative. Why so many people thought crazy thing on this mama's boy?
He is not a cruel man, he is a very sensitive and compassionate individual, and her isn’t a mother’s boy, either. As the years have passed he has become close to the Queen and she recognises his worth.
Why the priest is talking in Arabic at this ceremony???
Pavlos is Greek, right???
Marie Chantal is not Arabic origin??? At the end of the ceremony we heard some Greek.
نعم؟
does anyone know who the woman was who came with the Queen? she seems to be a member of the family. perhaps it was Prince Philip's sister Princess Sophie.
It may be her lady-in-waiting Lady Susan Hussey :)
I may have been Princess Sophie, I do not recognize her. She kissed and quick bobbed to the King. Lady Hussey would never be that informal.
@@ericduffield524 I agree.The lady arriving with HM Queen Elizabeth II is Princess Sophie of Greece and Denmark. Also interesting to see Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester next to HRH Prince Charles.
@Helen Rossi. Prince Michael of Kent was there also. A true Family wedding 👪
Princess Alexandra
Was that arabic ?
Why they used arabic for the congregation?
A part of the congregation was in Arabic for the Arab guests
@@miaf1993 i see. Thanks for the reply
Where was the church ?, I heard someone speak Arabic ?!
arabic? they were reading something in arabic
Greek orthodox
Was the beginning arabic/Islamic? And why
Arabic is not islamic. There are Christian arabs
Where's Princess Diana?
Where is the Princess of Wales? Disappointing.
The wedding was 1995 that was the year Charles and Diana got divorced.
@@littleannie390 Yes, I know. Just wished she was there.
@@littleannie390 no that’s not true they divorced a year later in 1996 but during this time they were separated but still attended events together
Foi quando nasceu Archer ass Adriana Dream
Was that the lovely lady in waiting who was viciously accused of rasicm accompaning the Queen ?
The lady who arrived with The Queen was Princess Sophie of Greece, the sister of Prince Philip. It was absolutely not Princess Alexandra, as erroneously stated elsewhere, as she was years younger and seated with her husband.
How they cling to their position although it doesn’t exist anymore. No, he is not the crown prince of anything.
Why is the service in arabic ?
Was this wedding in Greece or England?
london. his other two sons got married in greece
The 3 head bangers.🤯🤕🤕
Domanda: perché un principe così bello sposa una ranocchia come questa? Semplice perché è un'ereditiera.
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Kissing a lady in waiting like royal pathetic
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Why is the priest speaking in arabic at some point?
Well he got what he desired thats rthe main thing to come bac as a virus
Bonjour pourquoi il parle en arabe les prêtres quelqun peut m explique .merci juste pour m instruire.
Paulos os not a crown prince,his father was not a king anymore
We all know that the father was not a king anymore as Greece abolished monarchy. The same Greece also let them use their titles until death. Therefore, the king has just died and his son is Crown Prince Paulos until death. Your opinion doesn’t matter. Facts do
@@annea5781 actually my opinion matters,since I am Greek and you are not. Nobody in Greece uses their titles,for ys they are simply civilians not royals. In Greece he is a former king, nothing more. By the way, watch your manners and the way you speak. Rudeness is not a nice thing
@@sebastianpatrikios7211 perhaps you don't live in Greece or you don't know much of the recent history. We mean them no harm but we don't want them in Greece,as royals anyway. When he was king,he wasn't a very successful one.
@@ΤανιαΧυτηρη Who is this "WE"? We have many opinions as Greeks, no one is saying they should be in Greece as royals, not even the former Kings family asked for that, so why the anger after all these years?
@@zorba8952 whatever
I had 3 clovers and a diamond and you had 3 hearts close to a full House that day ? #PrinceWilliam #DukeHarry 🙏 Music maintenance anodes, geckos etc bugs 📻
is that dress like catherine middleton's ...... one wonders 🤣
In no way is like Catherine's....
You ll be pleased to know that Greece HASN'T crown prince. We are a democracy of 21st century without monarchy and we ll never have monarchy again
Θεωρητική δημοκρατία πρακτικά δικτατορία!!!
Pleased . . . . why?
It's of absolutely no consequence
It explains why your country has deteriorated so fast.
Indeed your 'Republic' has made you the 'economic basket case of Europe', notorious for MASSIVE debt, runaway corruption and tax evasion amongst its politician's. and 'public servants'
NOTHING good can be said of 'modern Greece', except the Sun & the Sea.
Your ancient history, tho' is a magnificent legacy to the world.
Itsa pity that your current state is is in NO way comparable to that greatness.
Yawn
No Diana ! No event! Not even Fergie.
Probably due to the royal protocol they weren't considered members of the a royal house and that's why they weren't invited....I guess their presence would be awkward, nevertheless I missed them too!!!
実家実家！🐱
Of course, because Greece actually is a new Roman formation as England ,and it does not exist in ancient time ,not a single ,real map with Greece on it before 1820 ,but Rumalia ( Roma) .Greek nationality and history is hoax.
Well... If your mother tongue is English then you have to search a little about the etymology, at least of the 50% of the words you are using... You will find out that their origin is Greek.
Study also the Ancient History of Greece, and you will have a great benefit out of it. I promise you!
Now, regarding the Greek Nationality, few years ago a gene Identification took place and it was prooved that at least 95% of the Native Greek are the descentants of the ancient Greek.
SEARCH BEFORE SPEACH....
You are delusional!!!! Greece is the base of civilization!
Greece has always existed and it was 700-800 bc . Modern Greece was overtaken by the ottomans, but Greece is Greece. Don’t say that to a Greek person. You might not get home.
@@philism7829 well no such thing as Greece on any maps before 1830 in the whole world from any period of time .
So if you are " greek " you need to research that your new shaped nation actaully is a mixture of Roman's that do not exists in ancient times, it stole some of the language there and that is all ,stole Phonecian alphabet, Thracien history.
Also you need to resech that your "country " is actaully a British colony ,and that is way it has the British Oil company's flag as a national flag of Greece .
😂😂😂😂game over
@@depyk7989 ok then if it is how come there is not a single proven map with Greece on it before 1830 😂😂😂😂😂
So no one ever in human history had Greece on any map.?
Greek history is hoax .
They are all related to the British royal family and danish royals
Go back to the 18th century and they all have one common ancestor, King George i of England who was the king of Hanover and inherited the throne after his cousin , Queen Anne who was the last of the Stuart monarchs died.
what language is the priest speaking? 3.22
Arabic. But I don't know why.
I thought it sounded like Arabic