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Centennial Celebration for St. Sebastianus Shooting Society in Düsseldorf-Wersten
The St. Sebastianus Shooting Society in Düsseldorf-Wersten marked its 100th anniversary with a grand celebration that took place over several days. The event, which took place on the 10th and 11th of this month, was filled with tradition, music, and the coronation of new majesties.
A Parade Through the Streets of Wersten
The celebration commenced with a parade featuring members of the society, dressed in traditional uniforms, marching through the streets of Wersten. The parade was a vibrant display of the society's history, engaging the local community and attracting spectators who lined the streets.
Music Groups Adding to the Festive Atmosphere
Multiple music groups, including brass bands and marching bands, performed throughout the event. Their renditions of traditional shooting society tunes and popular festivities music helped maintain the celebratory spirit.
Coronation of New Majesties
A highlight of the celebration was the coronation ceremony, where Sascha Brunder and his wife Sabrina were crowned the new King and Queen (Majesties) of the St. Sebastianus Shooting Society. The ceremony followed longstanding customs and was warmly received by attendees.
Youth Representation and New Leadership
The youth was well-represented in the celebration, with Ida Kröger crowned the new Youth Queen and Jonathan Haas becoming the new Junior Shooting King. The Pioneer Company, the Andreas Hofer Company, the 1st Hunter Society, and the St. Hubertus Company were among the companies celebrating the jubilee.
Weather Affecting the Celebration
The weather on Saturday affected the celebration, causing the tattoo after the festive service to be a washout. However, the fun continued in the festival tent at the youth shooters' evening.
A Successful Event
The event was a resounding success, thanks in part to the efforts of Michael Schulz, the shooting chief, who celebrated his birthday on Sunday. Oberst Klemens Hähnsdiek was thanked for the successful parade. Mayor Keller also attended and congratulated the Wersten shooters, bringing a gift for the shooting society.
Additional Impressions and Photos
For more impressions of the parade and festival, you can visit the photo gallery. Interested individuals can order photos from the gallery by sending an email with the image numbers to media@ourwebsite.
The St. Sebastianus Shooting Society's centennial celebration was a fitting tribute to a century of tradition and camaraderie. The reigning majesties, along with the society's members, music groups, and the local community, made the event a memorable one.
The St. Sebastianus Shooting Society, in celebration of their 100th anniversary, extended their traditions to include a parade showcasing the society's fashion-and-beauty, as members marched in their traditional uniforms through the streets of Wersten.Amid the home-and-garden decorations that adorned Wersten for the celebration, the society's lifestyle was on full display, as people gathered around the festival tent, enjoying the music and the vibrant atmosphere created by the celebrations.
