Diadem and scepter in new hands in Karlsfeld

Created: 01/11/2023 06:44

By: Verena Moeckl

The new OFC President Rolf Ederer is looking forward to the carnival.

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The new Karlsfeld prince couples were chosen in front of 400 guests.

There were a few surprises at the enthronement in the town hall.

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– Darth Vader, the villain from the Star Wars films, almost welcomed the 400 guests at the enthronement of the Karlsfeld carnival prince couples in the town hall with a laser sword.

However, for Rolf Ederer, the president of the Olympia Faschingsclub Karlsfeld (OFC), the disguise was a bit too complex, says the 55-year-old.

But he and his team came up with something else.

Six carnival companies at the OFC

Under the motto "Start filming!", they kept their audience in suspense for five hours, including six carnival groups from the area, Karlsfeld's mayor Stefan Kolbe and his deputy Stefan Handl as well as district administrator Stefan Löwl.

The two court marshals Marco Kessler and Dominik Boxleitner acted as directors – black suit trousers, white braces, cream-colored straw hats – through the evening.

Twirling around gracefully: Princess Lucia Sansone and her prince and life partner Andrea D'Arco.

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The focus was on handing over the insignia to the new royal couple.

Among the adults, Magdalena Vonnahme presented the tiara to her successor, Lucia Sansone.

Jonas Zimmermann gave the scepter with the puppet's head to the heir to the throne Andrea D'Arco.

For the children, Princess Caroline Seidl ceded her crown to Charlize Reichert.

Luca Sansone got the scepter from his predecessor Christian Eder.

“The last royal couples have been in office for three years because of Corona.

This is record-breaking,” says Ederer.

Prince Luca Sansone elegantly leads his Princess Charlize Reichert onto the floor.

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The enthronement was not only special for the two royal couples.

This year, as reported, there are two Funkenmariechen instead of one: Felicita Demmelbauer and Emily Ederer, who premiered together on stage.

In addition to the traditional guard dance, in which the dancers rip their legs in the air, OFC Karlsfeld has other shows in mind.

“The adults danced for ten minutes.

That's when things really got going," says Ederer.

That went down well with the audience.

The enthronement is not only about the inauguration of the princes and princesses, but also about presenting this year's carnival program to the public.

"People were enthusiastic," says Ederer, who was very satisfied with the event.

Affiliate club Kakage also had an appearance, with the men wearing blue bob wigs, cheerleading costumes and matching pompoms in hand, sweeping across the stage.

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There was another surprise for the OFC President and his deputy, Miriam Boxleitner.

They were awarded two medals, among the oldest of the OFC.

"I will cherish it," says Ederer, "and always wear it during carnival".

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