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Guests bring glamour to Notre Dame Cathedral
Photos: Luxemburger Wort
Crown Prince Guillaume greets Archbishop Jean-Claude Hollerich at the entrance to the cathedral with Grand Duchess Maria Teresa
Grand Duke Henri enters the cathedral with Stéphanie's Aunt, Lydia de Schaetzen
Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco
Prince Edwards and Princess Sophie of Wessex, Great Britain
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden with husband Prince Daniel, Duke of Västergötland
Luxembourg City Alderwoman Lydie Polfer
Chamber of Deputies President Laurent Mosar
Tourism Minister Françoise Hetto-Gaasch at the front with partner, followed by sports and agricultural Minister Romain Schneider with partner, and Business Minister Etienne Schneider
Sustainable Development Minister delegate Marco Schank with partner
Defence and Interior Minister Jean-Marie Halsdorf with partner on the stairs
Justice Minister François Biltgen with partner behind Finance Minister Luc Frieden and partner
Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker with partner
Luxembourg City Mayor Xavier Bettel with partner
EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding
Bridesmaids from left Antonia Hamilton, niece to Stéphanie, and sister-in-law Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden with husband Prince Daniel, Duke of Västergötland
The Grand Duke's brother Prince Guillaume with his wife Sibilla and children
Prince Jean of Luxembourg with Diane of Nassau
Princess Margarethe and Prince Nikolas of Lichtenstein
Princes Marie Astrid with Prince Christian of Lichtenstein
Princess Claire and Prince Laurent (right) of Belgium
Princess Astrid with Prince Lorenz of Belgium
Princess Mary and Prince Frédérik of Denmark
Princess Mette-Marit and Crown Prince Haakon of Norway
Princess Maxima of the Netherland with Willem-Alexander, Prince of Orange
Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands
King Harald and Queen Sonja of Norway
King Albert II of Belgium with Queen Paola
Queen Sylvia of Sweden
Princes Sébastien, Félix and Louis of Luxembourg with Princess Tessy
Princess Caroline of Hanover
Prince Hassan and Princess Sarvath of Jordan
Prince Edwards and Princess Sophie of Wessex, Great Britain
Prince Philip and Princess Mathilde of Belgium
Princess Letizia and Prince Felipe of Spain
Crown Prince Naruhito of Japan
(CS) While Stéphanie's arrival at the Cathedral was the most anticipated one of the day, international royals and politicians from Luxembourg flocked to the Notre-Dame Cathedral for the wedding on Saturday morning.
Government ministers, parliamentary deputies and representatives of Luxembourg's administrations were invited to the wedding in the Luxembourg City Centre.
From before 10am guests were arriving at the Cathedral. Among them were high-profile politicians such as Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker and Chamber President Laurent Mosar.
The line-up of guests was completed by the arrival of royal families from around the globe. The Scandinavian royals were among the first to arrive, and joined members of the Grand Ducal and de Lannoy families.
Crown Prince Guillaume arrived together with his mother Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, shortly before the bride arrived at the Cathedral together with her brother Count Jehan de Lannoy who led his youngest sister to the altar.
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