#princess mabel of orange-nassau

[grandmaster-anne]

2 February 2023 HRH The Countess of Wessex, together with Princess Mabel, @KittyvdHeijden, & @MukwegeFound spoke about tackling conflict related sexual violence, highlighting the importance of survivor voices. The UK & NL have committed to ensuring survivors' stories are not ignored. — UK in NL🇬🇧🇳🇱

[royal-confessions]

“My honest opinion on royal watching is that none of the so called down to earth royals that Kate and William are constantly compared to would have been well liked if they were under the scrutiny of the British press. Like Carl gustav constantly whining about victoria being queen and not Carl Phillip. Carl Gustav cheating on his wife. Mary and Frederick also took 2 months off work this summer like will and kate. Fredrick with his 77 working days last year and accepting private jet invitations from billionaires. Mary with secretly selling her tax payer funded clothes and hiding it from the public on haberdash. Madeleines wardrobe costs from when she was still a full time working royal etc. Let's not even talk about the the Netherlands and the covid blunders of traveling for holiday. And Willhelm Alexander's cousin's shady investments (and they all still have princely titles) plus princess mabel's connections to a mob boss. All royals are shady as hell. Stop with the narrative that it's just William and Kate. It just seems ignorant!!!” - Submitted by Anonymous

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Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau Attend Prince Friso Awards March (2020)

[royalchildreneurope]

Happy 55th Birthday to Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau -August 11th 2023.

[royal-hair]

Happy 55th birthday to Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau!

(11.08.1968)

[princesscatherinemiddleton]

PRINCESSCATHERINEMIDDLETON’S FAVOURITE ROYALS... in no particular order

PRINCESS MABEL OF ORANGE-NASSAU, also known as Mabel Smit or Mabel van Oranje, is a human rights activist and a princess of the Netherlands. The mother of two daughters, Mabel was widowed in a freak skiing accident in 2013, but has remained close to the Dutch Royal Family. She has co-founded the European Action Council for Peace in the Balkans, War Child Netherlands, the European Council on Foreign Relations, and Girls Not Brides, to name a few, and works closely with a number of non-profits. She was the first Chief Executive Officer of The Elders (independent global leaders working together for peace and human rights), before stepping down after her husband’s accident, and she works as both an advisor to a variety of charities and non-profits and as a member of numerous thinktanks. Mabel speaks four languages, has a Masters degree in economics and political science, and has completed an internship at the United Nations.

[royaltyandpomp]

THE WEDDING

Mabel Wisse Smit and H.R.H. Prince Friso of Orange-Nassau, formerly Prince of The Netherlands, Wedding (2004)

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✵ April 24, 2004 ✵

Mabel Wisse Smit & Prince Friso

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Mellerio Ruby Earrings ♕ Dutch Royal Jewel Foundation

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[allaboutroyalty]

Royal women

1. Princess Charlotte of Cambridge

2. Princess Gabriella of Monaco

3. The Princess of Asturias

4. Princess Ariane of The Netherlands

5. Princess Adrienne of Sweden

6. Countess Zaria of Orange Nassau

7. Princess Athena of Denmark

8. Princess Amalia of Nassau

9. Irene Urdangarin

10. Countess Leonore of Orange Nassau

11. Princess Leonor of Sweden

12. Emma Behn

13. Infanta Sofia of Spain

14. Princess Josephine of Denmark

15. Princess Alexia of The Netherlands

16. Princess Isabella of Denmark

17. Princess Estelle of Sweden

18. Princess Elèonore of Belgium

19. Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor

20. Countess Luana of Orange Nassau

21. Princess Louise of Belgium

22. The Duchess of Brabant

23. Princess Eugenie of York

24. Leah Behn

25. Countess Eloise of Orange Nassau

26. Maud Behn

27. Princess Laetita of Belgium (also archduchess of Austria Este)

27. Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway

29. Camille Gottlieb

30. Victoria Federica Marichalar

31. Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg

32. The Princess of Orange

33. Princess Alexandra of Hannover

34. Princess Elisabetta of Belgium (also archduchess of Austria Este)

35. Princess Maria Laura of Belgium (also archduchess of Austria Este)

36. Charlotte Casiraghi

37. Princess Beatrice of York

38. Princess Maria Luisa of Belgium (also archduchess of Austria Este)

39. Pauline Ducruet

40. Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor

41. The Countess of Wessex

42. Crown Princess Mary of Denmark

43. Queen Mathilde of the belgians

44. Princess Sofia of Sweden

45. Princess Martha Louise of Norway

46. Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden

47. Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway

48. Queen Maxima of the Netherlands

49. Princess Stèphanie of Luxembourg

50. Princess Marie of Denmark

51. Queen Letizia of Spain

52. Princess Mabel of Orange Nassau

53. Princess Madeleine of Sweden

54. The Duchess of Cambridge

55. Princess Claire of Luxembourg

56. Princess Claire of Belgium

57. The Duchess of Sussex

58. Princess Charlène of Monaco

59. Zara Tindall (neé Phillips)

60. Princess Laurentien of The Netherlands

61. Queen Silvia of Sweden

62. Princess Stèphanie of Monaco

63. Queen Paola of Belgium

64. Queen Margrethe II of Denmark

65. Infanta Cristina of Spain

66. Queen Anne Marie of Greece (née princess of Greece)

67. Queen Elizabeth II

68. Queen Sofia of Spain

69. Princess Beatrix of The Netherlands

70. Queen Sonja of Norway

71. Princess Caroline of Monaco (also princess of Hannover)

72. Princess Margriet of The Netherlands

73. Princess Astrid of Belgium (also archduchess of Austria Este)

74. Grand Duchesse Maria Teresa of Luxembourg

75. The Royal Princess

76. Princess Astrid of Norway

77. Infanta Elena of Spain

78. Princess Benedikte of Denmark (also princess of Sayn Wittgenstein)

79. The Duchess of Cornwall

80. Princess Christina or Sweden

Plus other royal women that support or had supported the Crown

1. Princess Desiree of Sweden

2. Queen Juliana of The Netherlands

3. Princess Michael of Kent

4. Princess Irene of The Netherlands

5. Infanta Pilar of Spain

6. The Duchess of Kent

7. Princess Sibilla of Luxembourg

8. Princess Margaretha of Luxembourg (also princess of Liechtenstein)

9. Princess Margaretha of Sweden

10. Countess Diane of Nassau

11. Princess Christina of The Netherlands

12. Princess Marie-Astrid of Luxembourg (also archduchess of Austria Este)

13. Princess Irene of Greece

14. Princess Alexandra of Kent

15. Princess Margaret, countess of Snowdon

16. The Duchess of Gloucester

17. Queen Ingrid of Denmark (née princess of Sweden)

18. Princess Birgitta of Sweden

19. Grand Duchesse Josephine Charlotte of Luxembourg (née princess of Belgium)

20. Infanta Margarita of Spain

[ifreakingloveroyals]

29 April 2013 | Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau, Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands and Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands arrive to attend a dinner hosted by Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands ahead of her abdication at Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands. (c) Robin Utrecht - Pool/Getty Images

[royaltyspeaking]

Royaltyspeaking's Top 10 Least Favorite Royal Wedding Gowns

No one asked me but whatever. Here are my least favorite gowns:

#10- Princess Sofia of Sweden

Okay so I debated even putting this one on the list because I don't hate it nor do I think it's a terrible dress, I just think it's disappointing. The dress doesn't seem like something you wear to marry a prince nor does it seem to suit Sofias style. I don't like the neckline or the clumsy, cheap looking lace. I also can't stand the vertical panels of lace on the skirt. I also think the skirt needs a lot more volume.

#9- Zara Tindall

Zara looked amazing from the neck up. But this dress just doesn't work. It's a bit dated and the bodice and dropped waist are unflattering. I also really dislike the sleeves. I also don't think this dress suits Zaras style at all.

#8- Charlotte Casiraghi

I love everything about this from armpits up, but the rest...ugh. I remember when the photos of her wedding were first released and this picture loaded on my phone so I couldn't scroll past her armpits and I was so excited to see the rest because it looked stunning. Then it loaded and here we are. The main dress, the sleeves, and the top part all look like they belong to three different gowns. I'm not gonna lie, I definitely thought she was pregnant again too. The fact that this is Giambattista Valli makes it even worse, I expected better from him.

#7- Princess Tatiana of Greece and Denmark

Too. Much. Lace. Also, none of the elements of this dress work together, it looks like the bolero and veil were last minute additions, and a lot of pictures it looks like the train was barely attached to the dress. This gown is also super disappointing because Tatiana is consistently among the best dressed at royal events.

#6- Princess Nathalie of Sayn- Wittgenstein- Berleburg

I absolutely hate the top of this gown. Is it lace? Is it crochet? Also why is it yellowish? If the whites matched I think it would be decent enough but the color difference doesn't work.

#5- The Countess of Wessex

This dress is very buisness formal, isn't it? I guess I can't say that it's not true to Sophie's past style before she got her shit together. Honestly theres nothing about this that I like, from the gown to the sad veil to the jewelry that doesn't work with the dress at all.

#4- Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother

I feel like y'all are sleeping on this one. It's dowdy and unflattering. It's hard to believe that Elizabeth was marrying a prince, this whole look wasn't the least bit special.

#3- Princess Sophie of Prussia

There's nothing I hate more on a wedding dress than a fucking collar. Especially combined with a jacket that doesn't even go with the gown itself. As for the rest of the dress...it looks like it went through a shredder and I hate all of it.

#2- Crown Princess Mary of Denmark

This one is another massive disappointment. Between the pleats, the too stiff fabric, the unflattering neckline, and the train that looked like it had been added on at the last minute, it's all a miss. On top of that, it just looks unfinished. I saw someone else say that you could probably find pins still in the dress on the day of the wedding and I think they are right. Mary's hair was atrocious too. I really wonder what she would choose if she married Frederick again tomorrow because surely it wouldn't be this.

#1- Princess Mabel of Orange Nassau

Do I even need to explain why this is my number 1 choice? The worst part is that if it weren't for those bows, this would actually be a fantastic gown. The shape and cut are both great, but the bows ruin the whole thing.

[ldagence-royal]

Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau and Sister Nicoline Wisse Smit

[royalchildreneurope]

Princess Beatrix of The Netherlands, Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau and Countess Zaria of Orange-Nassau attend the opening performance of the 76th Holland Festival in Theater Amsterdam, in Amsterdam, Netherlands -June 1st 2023.

[royal-hair]

Happy 54th birthday to Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau!

(11.08.1968)