ROYAL DUTCH WEDDING

The transcript describes the wedding of Princess Marguerite, the third daughter of Queen Juliana, who is the first Dutch princess to marry a Dutchman since 1815. The wedding took place in The Hague, with the bride wearing a dress embroidered with daisies, symbolizing her name. The groom, Pieter van Vollenhoven, wore his Royal Netherlands Air Force uniform. The ceremony included a civil and religious solemnization, with the exchange of vows and rings.

What is unique about Princess Marguerite's choice of spouse?

• She married a prince from another European country.

• She married a member of the British royal family.

• She is the first Dutch princess to marry a Dutchman since 1815.

• She married a German diplomat.

What is notable about the coach used in the wedding procession?

• It was built in Britain 130 years ago.

• It was a gift from the British royal family.

• It was a modern coach designed for the occasion.

• It was built in Germany 130 years ago.

Who were the notable attendees at the wedding ceremony?

• Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard

• The King and Queen of Belgium

• The Prime Minister of the Netherlands

• The President of the Netherlands

What is Pieter van Vollenhoven's profession?

• A doctor

• A lawyer

• A diplomat

• A teacher

What did Marguerite give as a sign of her marriage?

• A bracelet

• A ring

• A crown

• A necklace