Wedding of Crown Princess Sayari and Prince Janus
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| Date | 15.VII.1750 AN - 16.VII.1750 AN |
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| Duration | Two days |
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| Type | Royal wedding |
| Theme | Interfaith unity, cultural synthesis, Raspur Pact solidarity |
| Patron(s) | King Sinchi Roca II and Queen Adelaide |
| Organised by | Royal Household of Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Filmed by | NBC |
| Participants | Approximately 1,500 ceremony attendees, 2,000 reception guests |
| Outcome | Marriage of Sayari, Princess of Rimarima and Janus of Neridia |
The wedding of Princess Sayari and Prince Janus took place on 15-16.VII.1750 AN in Nouvelle Alexandrie, uniting Princess Sayari, heir apparent to the throne, with Prince Janus of Natopia's House of Eadric. The celebration spanned two days and incorporated two distinct religious ceremonies, reflecting the couple's different faiths. The Intic ceremony at the Temple of the Sun complex near Huichajanca honored Princess Sayari's Faith of Inti, while the Bovic ceremony at the Grand Dozan Bovic Church in Cárdenas respected Prince Janus's Bovinism.
The wedding strengthened ties between Nouvelle Alexandrie and Natopia, both members of the Raspur Pact, and demonstrated the Federation's constitutional commitment to religious pluralism as enshrined in the Proclamation of Punta Santiago. The elaborate two-day celebration drew international attention, with diplomatic representatives from across Micras attending and an estimated 205 million viewers watching the televised ceremonies.
Prince Janus naturalized as a citizen of Nouvelle Alexandrie in V.1750 AN, though he retained his Natopian citizenship and titles due to treaty provisions between the two nations. Upon marriage, he received the style "His Royal Highness" and the courtesy title "prince consort" (lowercase), with the understanding that he would become "Prince Consort" (capitalized) upon Princess Sayari's accession to the throne.
Background
The couple
Religious considerations
Planning and preparations
Intic ceremony
Morning preparations
Ceremony
Reception
Bovic ceremony
Preparations
Ceremony
State reception
Cultural and political significance
Religious pluralism
Federal unity
Precedents for succession
Media coverage and public reaction
Attendees & delegations
Domestic
: Royal Family
- Queen Abigail, Dowager Queen of Nouvelle Alexandrie (paternal grandmother of the bride)
International
: Delegation of the Order of the Holy Lakes
: Delegation on behalf of Kaiser Ayreon VI (too young to attend)
: Delegations from the Mondosphere
: Kaiser Mondo and Kaiseress Anastasia
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: Queen Mina II and Crown Companion Hans
: Crown Prince Ytro II and Crown Princess Safiye
: Sir Gerard Spooner and Lady Greta Spooner
: Delegation of the Sanpantul
- Takashi I, Emperor of Sanpantul
- Anushka Farrah, Queen of Sanpantul
: Delegation of the Imperial State of Constancia
: Princess Rosamund, Autokráteira of Constancia, Princess of Arboria
: Prince Farrukhān, Prince of Molivadia
: Princess Artemis Calliope, Vicegerent of Arboria
: Princess Kassandra Alexandra
: Commonwealth of Zeed
- Rustram Timoshenko, Foreign Minister
: ESB Group
- Madani Avon-El, Director of Euran Operations
- Katja Magda Thorgilsdottir, Director of Keltian Operations
See also
- Sayari, Princess of Rimarima
- Janus of Neridia
- Royal Marriages Act, 1750
- House of Inti-Carrillo
- House of Eadric
- Faith of Inti
- Bovinism
- Monarchy of Nouvelle Alexandrie