Thank you and also for the link - which makes me realize that the BBC news item was incorrect when it refers to Amalienborg when it sheould be Frederiksborg as the upcoming site of the proclamation. At the same time, I would speculate - given the very small window of time between now and mid-January - that any events planned for that time will be largely for the necessary Danish governmental and official world to attend, along with members of Denmark's cultural/economic worlds to attend. A much longer advance time would be needed for other reigning monarchs and heads of state to plan ahead accordingly to attend. But it will be interesting to see how the new King's accession ceremony and surrounding events follow those of his mother in 1972, and what is new or different this time...