The church ceremony of Prince Pieter-Christaan, Prince of Oranje-Nassau, van Vollenhoven and Anita van Eijk was lavishly adorned with Avalanche+ roses. An audience of almost a million viewers witnessed the live event.
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On February 14, 1981, Henri of Luxembourg married Cuban-born María Teresa Mestre y Batista-Falla after meeting her while both were studying at the University of Geneva. I absolutely love her smile and total love she has for him.
This is one of my favorite brides and one that trully stands the test of time. Her daughters in law, Stephanie and Claire sure follow in her steps.
I always return with great joy to the wedding of Princess Stephanie of Luxembourg, even do her title is gained and it is in fact Grand Dutchess of Luxemboutrg I cannot give her another name then princess. She is so elegant and nice in her style ( see more here) that she resembles a real Disney Cinderella.
Here are some new images I found showcasing her amazing Ellie Saab gown and the Lannoy family tiara ( pictured bellow).
Prince Felix of Luxembourg and his bride Claire Lademacher had a second wedding in the Provencal town of Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume on Saturday: a religious ceremony, following their civil ceremony.
Swedish Princess Madeleine fell in love in the Big Apple and she has said “yes” to New York banker Christopher O’Neill in a lavish wedding ceremony in Stockholm.
Madeleine was wearing a stunning white lace dress designed by Valentino Garavani when she tied the knot to British-American O’Neill on Saturday in front of around 470 European royals and top New York socialites.
O’Neill fought back tears as Madeleine walked down the aisle with her father, King Carl XVI Gustaf, to a traditional Swedish wedding march.
The couple met through mutual friends in New York, where they both live, and were first spotted together at the Central Park Boathouse in January 2011.
Wedding bells are ringing again for Denmark’s royal family. Prince Joachim, the younger brother of Crown Prince Fredrik, married French-born Marie Cavallier at a church in southern Jutland overnight. It is the second marriage for the second son of Denmark’s Queen Margrethe and her husband Prince Henrik.
Hundreds of well-wishers cheered as Prince Joachim arrived at the church with his two sons from his previous marriage. After the ceremony, the couple held a wedding banquet at their new residence in a nearby castle.
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Peter Phillips, the Queen’s eldest grandson, has married his Canadian bride Autumn Kelly in Windsor Castle’s St George’s Chapel, acording to BBC News. The couple were joined by 300 guests, including most of the Royal Family. They exchanged vows in an hour-long ceremony, before heading to a reception and dance at Frogmore House in Windsor in a horse-drawn carriage. Cheers and clapping were heard outside the chapel as the couple, who are both aged 30, walked down the aisle.
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With her easy charm and ready smile, Princess Maxima was quick to win over the Dutch people, immersing herself in the language and culture of her adopted country and even swimming in an Amsterdam canal for charity. The future queen was also instrumental in transforming the reputation of her husband, whose younger years as a boozing university student had led to doubts over his suitability as head of the House of Orange.
Monaco royal Pierre Casiraghi and Italian aristocrat Beatrice Borromeo tied the knot in a lavish Monte Carlo ceremony. The grandson of Grace Kelly, 27, and the 29-year-old model and heiress, who have been together for seven years, wed in the luxurious Salon des Glaces in the Pink Palace.
The aristocratic couple hosted a second wedding – this time a religious ceremony – at a castle owned by the bride’s hugely wealthy family on the shores of Italy’s Lake Maggiore.
The wedding of Prince Carl Philip, Duke of Värmland, and Sofia Hellqvist took place on 13 June 2015 at Slottskyrkan, Stockholm. This follows the couple’s announcement of their engagement on 27 June 2014 saying: “We are looking forward to a summer wedding in the middle of June, when Sweden is extremely beautiful”. The ceremony was broadcast on SVT live.
The wedding of Prince Carl Philip, Duke of Värmland, and Sofia Hellqvist took place on 13 June 2015 at Slottskyrkan, Stockholm. Sofia wore a wedding dress designed by Ida Sjöstedt. The dress was in three tones of white and was made in crêpe in-silk that doubled with Italian organza. The dress and the train were embellished with couture lace. The veil was made of thin tulle with appliqués of sheer cotton lace.
Sofia’s bridal bouquet consisted of roses and myrtle. In keeping with the royal family’s wedding bouquet tradition, the myrtle came from the grounds of Sofiero Castle. The flowers were in shades of cream and coral and were tied together.
The wedding of Prince Carl Philip, Duke of Värmland, and Sofia Hellqvist took place on 13 June 2015 at Slottskyrkan, Stockholm. Sofia wore a wedding dress designed by Ida Sjöstedt. The dress was in three tones of white and was made in crêpe in-silk that doubled with Italian organza. The dress and the train were embellished with couture lace. The veil was made of thin tulle with appliqués of sheer cotton lace.
Sofia’s bridal bouquet consisted of roses and myrtle. In keeping with the royal family’s wedding bouquet tradition, the myrtle came from the grounds of Sofiero Castle. The flowers were in shades of cream and coral and were tied together.
