Princess Martha Louise's wedding was less about royal tradition and more about commercialization, showcasing how modern celebrity culture can overshadow royal duties and values.
Martha Louise's actions, such as profiting from her royal title and engaging in dubious ventures, reflect a broader contradiction within Norwegian society about the relevance of royalty.
The convergence of capitalistic ventures at the wedding, like the sale of fashion items and exclusive photo rights, raises questions about the legitimacy and ethics of royal practices.
King Harald V's apparent reluctance to participate in the wedding festivities highlights a tension between royal expectations and personal values within the context of an egalitarian society.
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