We’re wrapping up our monthly look back at the jewels of Sweden’s royal weddings with the family’s most recent nuptials. Prince Carl Philip married Sofia Hellqvist in June 2015, and today, we’ve got a look at their romantic wedding waltz — in motion! (Please note: some of these GIFs feature flash photography.)

The wedding waltz is a tradition in many royal families, but we generally only get to see the dances from Swedish and Danish royal weddings

Luckily, the Swedish television airing of this wedding included the waltz at the very end of the broadcast

The dance showed off Sofia’s wedding gown, which was made by a Swedish designer, Ida Sjöstedt

Close-ups from the dance footage also let us see her sparkling Emerald Palmette Tiara, which was a wedding gift from her new parents-in-law; she’s also wearing Bernadotte family earrings, which were made from a stomacher that belonged to Queen Josefina

As the dance continued, the couple’s parents joined in

And then Sofia beckoned the rest of the crowd to join in, too

Queen Silvia, mother of the groom, sparkled in the Leuchtenberg Sapphire Tiara

And the groom’s sister, Crown Princess Victoria, glittered in the Connaught Diamond Tiara

As Sofia turns here, you can spot the traditional sprig of myrtle tucked into her hair

Here’s a view of some of the rest of the royals dancing, including Queen Sonja of Norway and Tord Magnuson, the Earl and Countess of Wessex, and Princess Martha Louise of Norway and Ari Behn

Even amid all of the grandeur of the royal wedding, the couple were focused on each other

See all the jewels worn at Carl Philip and Sofia’s wedding here, here, and here!

Today, our survey of Swedish royal wedding jewels arrives in 2013, when Princess Madeleine married Chris O’Neill in Stockholm. Here’s a look at her gorgeous wedding jewels, glittering in motion!

The historic Vasa Earrings moved freely as Madeleine and Chris whispered during the ceremony. Read more about the history of the earrings over here!

Although her mother and sister had chosen to wear the family’s Cameo Tiara as a bridal diadem, Princess Madeleine wore her own diamond fringe tiara, a gift from her parents, on her wedding day.

The crown of Princess Sofia Albertina, sister of King Gustaf III, was displayed in the chapel during the wedding. The crown was made in Stockholm in 1771.

Chris leaned over to whisper in his bride’s ear near the end of the ceremony. This view gives you an idea of the large number of royals who attended the wedding.

You get a hint of the diamond bracelet worn by Madeleine as she and Chris exited the church; the large bracelet is a part of the family jewel foundation, and it features a zig-zag pattern.

The couple paused slightly as they exited the chapel after their wedding, giving us a good view of Madeleine’s gown, which was made by Valentino.

The couple kissed in front of an enthusiastic crowd gathered outside the palace.

Chris got a new piece of royal “jewelry” during his wedding celebrations, too: he’s wearing the Order of the Polar Star around his neck.

See all the sparkling jewels worn by Madeleine’s wedding guests over here!

For this week’s look back at the glamorous royal wedding of Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel of Sweden, we’re focusing on part of the festivities we rarely get to see. Here’s a glimpse into the couple’s elaborate wedding reception — in motion!

After their wedding banquet, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel processed through the palace to even more wedding festivities. As you can see here, Victoria protected her heirloom veil — worn by her mother, and several other Bernadotte brides, the veil originally belonged to Sofia of Nassau, the wife of King Oscar II of Sweden.

The gorgeous simplicity of Victoria’s wedding gown was on full display as she and Daniel approached their grand wedding cake.

As the bakers showed off their creations, Victoria’s jewelry sparkled. She wore the tiara, earrings, and bracelet from the grand Cameo Parure. The set has a lengthy royal history; the tiara may have belonged to Josephine de Beauharnais, the first wife of Napoleon Bonaparte. (Read more about the suite’s history over here!)

Victoria and Daniel were led by a costumed choir to the ballroom for their wedding waltz.

The couple had clearly gotten in a bit of practice before the waltz, which is a tradition in several Scandinavian royal families.

Their guests beamed, and even took pictures, while they danced.

The transitions from space to space during the reception gave us some fascinating views of the jewels worn by wedding guests, and I’ve got a selection here for you to view. Above, you can see Daniel’s mother being escorted by King Carl Gustaf; behind them, Queen Silvia, wearing the Braganza Tiara and pieces from the Pink Topaz Demi-Parure, is escorted by Daniel’s father.

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, wearing the Pearl Poire Tiara, was escorted by her uncle, Count Carl Johan Bernadotte.

Princess Beatrix — then still Queen Beatrix — of the Netherlands wore the grand tiara from the family’s Mellerio Ruby Parure.

Princess Margaretha, Mrs. Ambler wore one of my favorite tiaras, the Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik, with its coordinating brooch.

Princess Desiree, Baroness Silvferschiold wore the large amethyst and diamond circlet that dates to the Napoleonic era.

Princess Birgitta of Sweden and Hohenzollern paired Queen Sofia’s Tiara with the sapphire necklace that she inherited from her mother, Princess Sibylla.

A few months before her own marriage, Tatiana Blatnik (now Princess Tatiana of Greece and Denmark) wore statement earrings with her sparkling gown.

Infanta Elena of Spain wore her own Marichalar Meander Tiara (a gift from her former in-laws) with her bright pink gown.

We were able to spot Carina Axelsson, partner of Prince Gustav of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, wearing a diamond tiara as well.

Queen Sofia of Spain, walking here with Queen Silvia, wore the delicate Mellerio Shell Tiara to the wedding — one of the last times she’s worn the piece in public.

The Duchess of Brabant (now Queen Mathilde of the Belgians) wore her own diamond laurel wreath tiara for the wedding.

Margarita of Bulgaria, wife of the country’s last king, did not wear a tiara for the wedding, but behind her you, can spot Princess Desiree of Hohenzollern wearing the Pearl Circle Tiara that once belonged to her mother, Princess Birgitta.

Infanta Cristina of Spain borrowed a jewel, the Cartier Pearl and Diamond Tiara, that belonged to her great-grandmother, Queen Ena of Spain, for the occasion.

We get a glimpse of Belgium’s Queen Paola wearing Queen Elisabeth’s Art Deco Bandeau here; you can also just spot Queen Anne-Marie of Greece wearing the Ruby Olive Wreath Tiara just behind her.

Behind the Danish royal couple here, you can spot Margarita of Romania, wearing the family’s Greek Key Tiara.

See more jewels worn by Victoria’s wedding guests over here and over here!