Royal Events in The Church
- 1363 - Wedding of Margaret I of Denmark and Håkon VI of Norway
- October 28, 1449 - Coronation and marriage of King Christian I of Denmark and Queen Dorothea of Brandenburg.
- 1536? - Coronation of King Christian III of Denmark.
- 1559 - Coronation of King Frederick II of Denmark.
- August 17, 1596 - Coronation of King Christian IV of Denmark.
- 1648 - Coronation of King Frederick III of Denmark.
- May 14, 2004 - Wedding of Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark, and Mary Elizabeth Donaldson
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