Celebrity Wedding
Celebrity Wedding: Yadhira Carrillo and Juan Collado (II)
Yadhira Carrillo and Juan Collado finally made it official and got married! It has literally been years since she first excitedly announced that they were getting married…and yet there was always a reason to keep on putting it off! Some people thought this day would never happen! Congratulations!
Royal Bride: Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece, and Marie-Chantal Miller
Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece, married American heiress Marie-Chantal Miller in 1995. They met on a blind date and it was love at first sight for both – the Prince proposed to Marie-Chantal on a ski lift during Christmas at Gstaad in Switzerland. Fashion star MC, as Marie-Chantal is known, wore Valentino for the wedding, with a diamond tiara lent by her mother-in-law Queen Anne Marie of Greece.
Princess Style Diary: Queen Margrethe II
Margrethe II, in full Margrethe Alexandrine Thorhildur Ingrid (born April 16, 1940, Copenhagen, Den.), queen of Denmark since the death of her father, King Frederick IX, on Jan. 14, 1972.
Born a week after the Nazi invasion of Denmark, she spent the war years in Denmark and then attended school in Copenhagen. She continued her studies at the universities of Copenhagen, Århus in Jutland, Cambridge, the London School of Economics, and the Sorbonne. In 1953, following a change in the Danish constitution to permit female succession to the throne, Margrethe, the king’s eldest daughter, assumed the title of “throne heiress” (i.e., crown princess, although that title, in Denmark, had denoted the wife of a male heir to the throne).
As such, from her 18th birthday she regularly took part in meetings of the Council of State in preparation for her future regal duties. On June 10, 1967, she married Count Henri de Laborde de Monpezat, a French diplomat, who afterward took the title of Prince Henrik. Their first child, Crown Prince Frederik, was born on May 26, 1968, and a second son, Prince Joachim, on June 7, 1969.
Princess Style Diary: Queen Rania of Jordan
Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah was born Rania Al Yaseen in Kuwait On the 31st Of August 1970. She was just an ordinary Palestinian girl whose father worked as a children’s doctor in one of Kuwait’s Hospitals, but then she became the wife of Prince Abdullah Bin Al Hussein of Jordan who later became the King after his father’s death. She studied Computer Science along with Business & Administrations at the American University In Cairo, Egypt.
Queen Rania is involved in many charity activities. She dedicates a lot of her time to The Jordan River Children Project which helps the poorer sector of society in finding jobs and raising their level of living. She also supervises the children of the Jordan River Project that deals with child abuse. The Jordanian and Palestinian people have great hopes in the role that the new Queen Of Jordan is playing, which is considered the link between Jordan and Palestine, a role that the late King Hussein’s third wife the Palestinian Queen Alia had also played.
The new Queen, Rania Al Abdullah will help with the young King’s popularity among the Jordanian’s with Palestinian origins.
Royal Bride: Princess Martha Louise and Ari Behn
Her Highness Princess Martha Louise and Ari Behn were married in Nidaros Cathedral on 24 May 2002. Nidaros Cathedral was decorated with Martha lilies (a white Easter Lily), yellow and cream lilies, pale roses, marguerites and lilies-of-the-valley. Princess Martha Louise’s two-piece wedding costume was designed by Wenche Lyche. The jacket, with its long train, was made by the designer, while the gown itself was sewn by Anna Bratland.
Celebrity Wedding: Fabiana Justos and Bruno D’Ancona
On april 2011 was the wedding of Fabiana Justos and Bruno D’Ancona and everything was wonderful. She wore a Wanda Borges dress, flawless and wonderful and hair done by Jr Mendes. The organization was done by Chris Ayrosa and the decor was beautiful.
Royal Bride: Maxima Zorreguieta and Crown Prince Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands
It is obvious why Valentino is often chosen to design the dresses worn by high-profile brides on their big day. And for Maxima Zorreguieta, her wedding to Crown Prince Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, was surely the most important day of her life, meriting a creation fit for a future queen from the Italian couturier.
Maxima and her mother-in-law, Queen Beatrix, travelled to the designer’s studio in Rome to discuss their requirements for a gown that would take people’s breath away the world over. And Valentino lived up to his reputation, creating an long-sleeved cowl necked confection, made of ivory Mikado silk, which flared out slightly from the waist, emphasising the princess’s neat figure.
Princess Style Diary: Princess Máxima of the Netherlands (I)
She was born with a queen’s name and queen she will be. On April 30, Maxima Zorreguieta will become the first Argentinean to become a monarch. Her husband since 2002, Dutch Crown Prince Willem-Alexander, will accede the throne of the Netherlands after his mother, Queen Beatrix, abdicates to his favor. Maxima has been married to the heir to the Dutch throne for 11 years. Her freshness, true love story and spontaneity made her way into the royal family and citizens’ hearts.
Celebrity Wedding: Ben Hollingsworth and Nila Myers
Following a two-month engagement, the actor and the lingerie designer tied the knot in Malibu Nov. 10. “I am so lucky to have found the woman I love and want to grow old with,” Hollingsworth tweeted.
Royal Bride: Maxima Zorreguieta and Crown Prince Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands
It is obvious why Valentino is often chosen to design the dresses worn by high-profile brides on their big day. And for Maxima Zorreguieta, her wedding to Crown Prince Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, was surely the most important day of her life, meriting a creation fit for a future queen from the Italian couturier.
Maxima and her mother-in-law, Queen Beatrix, travelled to the designer’s studio in Rome to discuss their requirements for a gown that would take people’s breath away the world over. And Valentino lived up to his reputation, creating an long-sleeved cowl necked confection, made of ivory Mikado silk, which flared out slightly from the waist, emphasising the princess’s neat figure.
