News about Hagasessorna

[onar]

I had just read about Birgitta's passing and, as many said, I can't believe she was the first one to go. Very sad, particularly considering how joyful she was, bringing her air, doing her thing.
If it was unexpected, it must be even harder for her family and friends.

[Lady Adelaide]

Birgitta's funeral will take place on Sunday December 15th at Drottningholm Palace Chapel.

[PeDe]

December 15
Princess Brigitta's funeral
Princess Brigitta was laid to rest following her funeral service held at the Drottningholm Palace Chapel. She was later interred at the Royal Burial Ground in Haga Park. Princess Brigitta passed away on December 4, 2024, at 87 on the island of Mallorca.

Following her wishes, the ceremonies took place in the presence of family and specially invited guests. The funeral service was attended by members of the Princess's family, including King Carl Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Princess Christina, Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Daniel, Prince Carl Philip, Princess Sofia, Princess Madeleine, and Christopher O'Neill.

[Duchess of Suffolk]

Did Carl Philip not attend?

[Eve]

SvenskDam had photos of Carl Philip arriving, I guess in the cemetery he was also present, just not seen on the photos like his parents, wife and sisters with their hubbies were.

https://www.svenskdam.se/...ittas-begravning/10580636

[Eliza B]

Did Carl Philip not attend?

I'm assuming he's a pallbearer as he didn't walk with the family.

[Eve]

Carl Philip and Sofia


In this photo we see Princess Désirée (first in the right) and in the backround there are Princess Christina's sons Gustaf Magnuson and Oscar Magnuson (Oscar is dark haired man with the glasses)


The woman behind the King with the cane is Princess Margaretha, behind her seem to be Princess Christina (look like her hairstyle and profile) and Princess Desiree


The wreaths with cream roses from Birgitta's brother and three sisters:

[Miss Marple]

Seriously I think the Paparazzis should back off.

[Lady Liebe]

Seriously I think the Paparazzis should back off.

Yes, families - no matter if royal or not should be left alone in their grief. But such is the world we live in.

The photos are grainy enough for me to say they were using long lenses, and have been enlarged. In all likelihood, the press were not allowed into the cemetery itself. I doubt anything more could be done legally.