Nobel Prize ceremony

The gala or Nobel Prize ceremonyis traditionally celebrated on December 10. Previously, through a process that lasts almost a year is the designation of the winners of the respective categories of the Nobel Prizes and the public announcement of the winners. For the process of nomination and appointment of Nobel Prize winners

Since making the announcement of the winners through out the world and through all possible means and until that occurs the Nobel Award Ceremony, the winners received many tributes and prepare the ceremonial delivery of their respective awards.
Each year the Nobel Foundation invites more than two thousand people to, in due time, to RSVP Ceremony Nobel Prizes,to be held in the Stockholm Concert Hall, for all categories of Nobel Prizes except for the Nobel Peace Prize that same day delivery, on December 10, but hours earlier in Oslo, capital of the neighboring country, Norway.

The invitations and all paperwork relating to the Nobel Prize ceremony (brochures, programs, actions, menu gala dinner, etc) is the traditional white card with gold medallion that contained the image of Alfred Nobel, a constant reminder the history of the Nobel Prizes. The Nobel Prize ceremony highlights include the consolidation ceremonial rituals of tradition and pride by the conjunction of elegance, distinction and simplicity.

The Nobel Prize ceremonies attending the Royal Family of Sweden to complete, and the role of King Carlos Gustavo who delivers the medal and diploma from Nobel prizes to the respective winners. The ceremony traditionally takes place between 16:30 and 18:00. Scholars are presented to the winners, who come to the center stage to receive from King Carl Gustav symbols of the awards, the medal and diploma,  estuchados in respective red boxes.

A traditional ceremony of the Nobel continues his equally famous gala dinner, which takes place in the stunning Gold Room and the Blue Hall of Stockholm City Hall. The dinner guests must necessarily go frac (gentlemen) and gown (ladies), while the ritual ceremony simply requires business attire for gentlemen and for ladies short dress.

»Why the Nobel Prizes are given one on December 10?

As we saw in the history of the Nobel Prizes, the December 10,1896 passed the Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel, who instituted the Nobel Foundation, responsible for delivering the world's most prestigious prizes, the Nobel Prizes. In commemoration of the creator of such awards, and recalling the date of his death, the Nobel Prizes are awarded every December 10.