Thank you,Glenn. I think you were in a hurryand made a tiny, little typo--the bride's estate is called Egeløkke not Broløkke. It is the white building in the photos. Just from what I read in the article, the groom's estate will continue to be used commercially and they will live in the bride's estate which was having (at the time of the 2011 wedding) a thorough renovation.
Manuel, you asked about the Vallø order. I will take the liberty of quoting Stig from a May 2011 post. I'm sure he won't mind. He wrote: "A pity that the bride wore her sash over the wrong shoulder. It's the Vallø Order, which can only be worn by a little group of unmarried noble women. When Regitze Kaas Knuth received it in 1996 (it was handed over to her by Queen Ingrid), she was supposed to be last girl to receive it. However, the tradition was revived in 2004, so other women have received it since then." This order dates back to 1737.
on October 26, 2013, 4:19 pm, in reply to "
and made a tiny, little typo--the bride's estate is called Egeløkke not Broløkke. It is the white building in the photos. Just from what I read in the article, the groom's estate will continue to be used commercially and they will live in the bride's estate which was having (at the time of the 2011 wedding) a thorough renovation.