Passenger Ship Godmothers
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Carnival Cruise Lines
Carnival Conquest- Corrine Lindy clairborne, Carnival Destiny- Lin Arison, Carnival Dream- Marcia Gay Harden, Carnival Ecstasy- Kathy Lee Gifford, Carnival Elation- Shari Arison, Carnival Fantasy- Tellervo Koivisto, Carnival Fascination- Jeanne Farcus, Carnival Freedom- Kathy Ireland, Carnival Glory- Dr. Sally Ride, Carnival Imagination- Jodi dickinson, Carnival Inspiration- Mary Ann Shula, Carnival Legend- Dame Judi Dench, Carnival Liberty- Mira Sorvino, Carnival Magic- Lindsay Wilkerson, Carnival Miracle- Jessica Lynch, Carnival Paradise- Paula Zahn, Carnival Pride- Dr. Tamara Jernigan, Carnival Splendor- Myleene Klass, Carnival Spirit- Elizabeth Dole, Carnival Triumph- Madeleine Arison, Carnival Valor- Katie Couric, Carnival Victory- Mary Frank
Disney Cruise Line
Disney Magic- Patricia Disney, Disney Wonder- Tinkerbell, Disney Dream- Jennifer Hudson, Disney Fantasy- Mariah Carey
Holland America Line
MS Nieuw Amsterdam- Princess Máxima of the Netherlands, MS Volendam- Chris Evert, MS Zaandam- Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Breakaway- The Rockettes, Norwegian Dawn- Kim Cattrall, Norwegian Epic- Reba McEntire, Norwegian Gem- Cindy Cardella, Norwegian Jewel- Melanie Trump, Norwegian Pearl- Rosie O'Donnell, Norwegian Star- Brooke Burke, Norwegian Sun- Angela Baraquio, Pride of America- Elaine L. Chao.
Princess Cruises
Crown Princess- Martha Stewart, Coral Princess- Mireya Moscoso, Diamond Princess- Yoshiko Tsukuda
Future Cruise Ships
Quantum of the Seas- Kristin Chenoweth
Royal Princess- Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
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