The French president, Emmanuel Macron, was joined by heads of state and other dignitaries including Donald Trump and the Prince of Wales. Addressing the congregation, who also included celebrities, he lauded what he described as a triumph of the French nation in raising the monument from the ashes and making his country "united and proud".
"The bells of Notre Dame ring again and the organ will be awoken. They are music of hope to Parisians, France and the world," Macron said. "Those bells that have accompanied our history... and yet we might never have heard them again."
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