King Felipe leads guests at the confirmation of his royal goddaughter
Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 15, is daughter of Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway
On Saturday, the Norwegian royals pulled out all the stops for a very special guest of honor, Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 15, who hit a major milestone as she celebrated her confirmation. The future Queen was surrounded by her family and of course her six godparents, including King Felipe of Spain, who didn't want to miss the service held in the chapel of the Royal Palace in Oslo.
In addition to the Spanish monarch, guests included Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit's daughter’s other royal godparents: her grandfather, King Harald of Norway, Denmark's futureKing Crown Prince Frederick, Sweden's future Queen, Crown Princess Victoria and Ingrid’s aunt Martha Louise of Norway (who recently partied with Luis Miguel, but attended this celebration without her celebrity shaman boyfriend).
Scroll through to see the highlights (and fashion!) from Ingrid Alexandra’s confirmation ceremony.
The Godparents
Princess Ingrid Alexandra with her godparents, clockwise from top left: King Felipe VI of Spain, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, Princess Märtha Louise, Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, grandmother Marit Tjessem and King Harald.
A special Princess
Princess Ingrid-Alexandra dressed in traditional national costume, Raudtroye-bunad, and ready for her close-up at the Palace in Oslo.
The godfather – King Felipe of Spain
Queen Letizia’s husband took center stage during the religious ceremony, held at the Palace chapel, lighting a candle during the service