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Wedding 1929
Engaged
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The engagement between Crown Prince Olav and Princess Märtha of Sweden was announced in Stockholm 14 January 1929 (Photo: Axel Malmström, The Royal Court Photo Archives)
Forlovet
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Forlovelsen mellom Kronprins Olav og Prinsesse Märtha av Sverige ble annonsert i Stockholm 14. januar 1929. Foto: NTB arkiv
Announcement
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Official wedding photograph (Photo: The Royal Court Photo Archives)
Railway station
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King Haakon met Crown Prince Olav at the railway station. Princess Märtha arrived an hour later (Photographer unknown, The Royal Court Archives)
Railway station
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The bride arrives at Østbanen railway station (Photo: Brødrene Halvorsen, The Royal Court Photo Archives)
Open carriage
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Travelling in open carriage through the streets of Oslo days before the wedding (Photographer unknown: TRC Photo Archives)
The Ceremony
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The wedding ceremony in Oslo Cathedral (Photographer unknown, The Royal Court Photo Archives)
Wedding photo
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Official wedding photograph 21 March 1929 (Photo: E. Rude, The Royal Court Archives)
Wedding photograph
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Official wedding photograph (Photo: The Royal Court Photo Archives)
Procession
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Procession up Karl Johan street in Oslo 21 March 1929 (Photo: Mittet & Co, The Royal Court Photo Archives)
The Palace Square
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Many had turned out to greet the bride and groom at the Palace square (Photographer unknown, The Royal Court Photo Archives)
The wedding cake
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The wedding cake (Photo: A.B. Wilse, The Royal Court Photo Archives)
Programme
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The official wedding programme (Repro: Jan Haug, The Royal Court Archives)
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