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Swedish Royal Children Decorate Tree

Queen Silvia and her grandchildren upheld a cherished Swedish royal tradition by decorating the palace tree, featuring 11 children including 10-month-old Princess Ines.

Queen Silvia of Sweden joined by her grandchildren to decorate the palace Christmas tree.

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Swedish royal children decorate tree

Queen Silvia of Sweden joined by her grandchildren to decorate the palace Christmas tree.

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In Stockholm Castle Queen Silvia gathers her grandchildren to the festive tradition. But a picture touches especially: Princess Estelle with Baby Ines.

Every year in the Swedish royal house, the Christmas trees are officially handed over. As in 2023 and 2024, Queen Silvia, with her large grandfold, welcomes the magnificent fir trees again in 2025 – and thus enchants many Royal fans. GALA shows you the most beautiful moments.It is a beautiful tradition in the Swedish royal house: every year parts of the Swedish royal family in Stockholm Castle accept the large Christmas trees. "They are students…

IN IMAGES - It was for the first time surrounded by nine grandchildren that Queen Silvia of Sweden received the Christmas trees at the Royal Palace on Monday. The opportunity to find the last two of the clan's little ones, Prince Julian and Princess Ines.

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parismatch.com broke the news in on Tuesday, December 16, 2025.
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