According to the euro blog Numismatica Visual, Luxembourg this October will issue another €2 commemorative coin dedicated to the marriage of the crown prince. This year Luxembourg has already issued two coins, a national one and the common one which was issued by all the eurozone countries. Luxembourg would be the first country to apply the new regulations regarding the issuance of 2 euro commemorative coins - starting from this month countries are permitted to issue 2 coins per year and a third one when a common issue is out. As soon as we have a verification of the above news we will re-inform you!
03 August 2012 - Yesterday, I sent an email to the Central Bank of Luxembourg to confirm me the news and today I got this reply;"Dear Customer, At the present time, we cannot confirm that a third commemorative 2-euro coin will appear again this year. We therefore call again wait a few weeks, see a few months! Kinds regards"
26 October 2012 - Today for a short period this coin appeared again in the eShop of the Central Bank of Luxembourg as per image
06 November 2012 - One of our members received an order form, from the Central Bank of Luxembourg for the 2 euro commemorative coin "The Royal Wedding". According to the order form, the coin will be dated 2012 but will be issued in February/ March 2013 - see the order form here Prinzenhochzeit%202012%20D%20E.pdf
07 November 2012 - I have just received an email from the central bank of Luxembourg confirming that they will issue the Royal Wedding 2 euro commemorative coin. The coin will be out in February/ March 2013.
08 November 2012 - According to the euro forum muenzen.eu, Luxembourg will issue the following volumes
500,000 in UNC Condition
10,000 in BU Coin Cards
2,000 in Proof
13 November 2012 - Official image added - thanks to munthunter.nl - (2nd Update) Image officially confirmed by the Central Bank of Luxembourg.
29 November 2012 - Image of how the minted coin will look like (source (C) BCL)
Source
(C) MuntHunter.nl
(C) Muenzen.eu
(C) StarShop Forum
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Comment by Pabitra Saha on January 24, 2013 at 9:31 
this coin has just been published in the official journal of the EU - maximum mintage volume is 1,400,000
Source
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:C:2013:021...

Comment by Niels van Schendel on November 29, 2012 at 16:58 the mint mark is from the Royal Dutch Mint.

Comment by Pabitra Saha on November 29, 2012 at 16:30 Which mint mark is that?
Also what is the date of issue of "change of Guards" coin, whose order form was just sent on this forum?

I am impressed how ugly it looks :S
the only nice thing is that it seems that this is a new technology for 2 euro coins but they used it for the wrong design

Comment by Daniel_lux on November 29, 2012 at 14:55 Yes Joe. I saw the coin in the BCL-shop.

Comment by Maciej Czekaj on November 29, 2012 at 14:03 
Comment by Pabitra Saha on November 22, 2012 at 20:45 © 2013 Created by Creator.
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