Almost all German states, as well as the vast majority of European countries, sent high-level representatives to attend the royal wedding between the Bavarian and Wurttemberg royal families.
Even the Regent of France appeared at the wedding ceremony.
What shocked the people most was that he personally officiated the marriage of 17-year-old Ludwig and 19-year-old Catherine.
The Bavarian Royal Family spared no expense and completely refurbished the Royal Palace, and the entire Munich City was in a carnival during these days.
The only regret for everyone was that the situation in Rome had been somewhat chaotic recently, so the Pope did not send a Cardinal Archbishop to preside over the wedding.
In fact, this was an arrangement made by King Maximilian I of Bavaria under the instructions of Joseph.
The entire wedding deliberately downplayed the Catholic factor, and there wasn't even a process for the Protestant bride to convert.
