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Princess Alexandra and Joachim of Denmark
Princess Alexandra of Denmark , the Countess of Frederiksborg stepped into the world on 30 June, 1964. She is a former member of Danish Royal House. She married Denmark’s Prince Joachim on 18 November 1995 at the Chapel of Frederiksborg Castle. The wedding festivities were organized at the Fredensborg Palace.
Prince Joachim remaried last year. See pics here.
Alexandra remaried in 2007. See pics here.
Contemporary Gowns by Augusta Jones
The 2010 wedding gown collection by Augusta Jones will be available in shops this summer. For more information visit www.AugustaJones.com
Princess Alexandra of Denmark and Martin Jorgensen
HH Princess Alexandra of Denmark, Countess of Frederiksborg married Martin Jorgensen, 15 years her junior. This was her second walk down the aisle, her first being to Prince Joachim of Denmark.
Alexandra married Prince Joachim of Denmark (Frederik’s brother) in 1995 and the couple have two sons, Prince Nikolai 7, and Prince Felix 4. Alexandra and Joachim separated shortly after Mary and Frederik’s wedding in 2004 and divorced the following year.
Alexandra and Martin had about 100 guests at their wedding yesterday. Alexandra was walked down the aisle by her two sons.
Steal that style: Alex and Steven Gerrard
Alex’s Ellie Saab dress is literally the “night of 19,000 Swarovski crystals covered in sparkling diamond dust and the sweat of a thousand child labourers working from sun up to sun down to create”.
[via Kickette]
Pronovias 2010 Bridal Collection Preview
The Pronovias Group, today’s leading name in bridal fashion, presented its first bridal collection in 1964. Innovative from the very beginning, Pronovias was the first in the industry to present a ready-to-wear bridal collection. In 1968, Pronovias opened its first bridal boutique where brides could find the gowns and all the accessories needed for their special day. In the 70s, Pronovias was the first bridal name to franchise bridal fashion by opening 80 new stores in Spain and expanding to Europe. By the 90s, Pronovias had stores in America and Asia. Today, brides can find Pronovias wedding gowns and accessories at 3800 selling points located in the world’s greatest cities including New York, London, Paris and Tokyo.
While the family that founded Pronovias still manages the company, it is the diversity and strength in leadership within the design team that makes its collection satisfying to international clients. Under the guidance of Creative Director Manuel Mota, 70 designers work to create approximately 650 wedding gowns and party dresses and more than 2000 accessories for brides all over the world.
At the center of The Pronovias Group’s success is client satisfaction. Down to the last detail—including the location and architectural design of its stores—Pronovias strives for the perfect shopping experience. With “her majesty the client” in mind, brides are treated to superior customer service and quality dress designs in every Pronovias store.
With perfect silhouettes, luxurious fabrics and haute couture embroidery, there is a Pronovias dress for every bride. This season’s collection is inspired by couture designs from the forties, fifties and sixties that are sure to make every bride feel elegant, modern and romantic.
Steal that style: Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale
On September 14, 2002, there was No Doubt for rockers Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale. Stefani, singer in No Doubt, and Rossdale, lead singer of Bush, took their vows in a spectacular London ceremony.
The couple exchanged vows at St. Paul’s Covent Garden. The event may have been traditional in many ways–starting with a custom-made pink and white wedding dress for Dior by John Galliano, complete with an antique lace veil. The couple personalized their ceremony with some unique touches all their own, however, including Rossdale’s escort down the aisle: his sheepdog, Winston.
Pronovias 2010 Bridal Collection Preview (III)
The Pronovias Group, today’s leading name in bridal fashion, presented its first bridal collection in 1964. Innovative from the very beginning, Pronovias was the first in the industry to present a ready-to-wear bridal collection. In 1968, Pronovias opened its first bridal boutique where brides could find the gowns and all the accessories needed for their special day. In the 70s, Pronovias was the first bridal name to franchise bridal fashion by opening 80 new stores in Spain and expanding to Europe. By the 90s, Pronovias had stores in America and Asia. Today, brides can find Pronovias wedding gowns and accessories at 3800 selling points located in the world’s greatest cities including New York, London, Paris and Tokyo.
While the family that founded Pronovias still manages the company, it is the diversity and strength in leadership within the design team that makes its collection satisfying to international clients. Under the guidance of Creative Director Manuel Mota, 70 designers work to create approximately 650 wedding gowns and party dresses and more than 2000 accessories for brides all over the world.
At the center of The Pronovias Group’s success is client satisfaction. Down to the last detail—including the location and architectural design of its stores—Pronovias strives for the perfect shopping experience. With “her majesty the client” in mind, brides are treated to superior customer service and quality dress designs in every Pronovias store.
With perfect silhouettes, luxurious fabrics and haute couture embroidery, there is a Pronovias dress for every bride. This season’s collection is inspired by couture designs from the forties, fifties and sixties that are sure to make every bride feel elegant, modern and romantic.
Pronovias 2010 Bridal Collection Preview (II)
The Pronovias Group, today’s leading name in bridal fashion, presented its first bridal collection in 1964. Innovative from the very beginning, Pronovias was the first in the industry to present a ready-to-wear bridal collection. In 1968, Pronovias opened its first bridal boutique where brides could find the gowns and all the accessories needed for their special day. In the 70s, Pronovias was the first bridal name to franchise bridal fashion by opening 80 new stores in Spain and expanding to Europe. By the 90s, Pronovias had stores in America and Asia. Today, brides can find Pronovias wedding gowns and accessories at 3800 selling points located in the world’s greatest cities including New York, London, Paris and Tokyo.
While the family that founded Pronovias still manages the company, it is the diversity and strength in leadership within the design team that makes its collection satisfying to international clients. Under the guidance of Creative Director Manuel Mota, 70 designers work to create approximately 650 wedding gowns and party dresses and more than 2000 accessories for brides all over the world.
At the center of The Pronovias Group’s success is client satisfaction. Down to the last detail—including the location and architectural design of its stores—Pronovias strives for the perfect shopping experience. With “her majesty the client” in mind, brides are treated to superior customer service and quality dress designs in every Pronovias store.
With perfect silhouettes, luxurious fabrics and haute couture embroidery, there is a Pronovias dress for every bride. This season’s collection is inspired by couture designs from the forties, fifties and sixties that are sure to make every bride feel elegant, modern and romantic.