The queen's masque Love Freed was originally scheduled for December 1610, and then for Twelfth Night, 6 January 1611. It was postponed twice because of delays in the arrival of the French ambassador, the Marshal de Laverdin, in the wake of the assassination of Henri IV.
A royal masque titled Love Freed had been initially planned for December 1610, but its date was later changed to January 6, 1611, as part of Twelfth Night celebrations. However, the event was delayed twice due to the French ambassador's tardy arrival following Henri IV's assassination.