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The Luxembourg City Hall was the scene of a civil yet royal wedding. a Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg that it Nicholas Bagory They had a civil marriage, at noon on Saturday 22nd April, in a simple and intimate ceremony, in the presence of the closest members of the family. The religious ceremony is scheduled to take place next Saturday, April 29, in the Church of Saint Thophyme de Boermes-les Mimosas and promises to be very special.
Although the day dawned gray and with some rain, the inhabitants did not fail to appear and gather in the Place Guillaume, next to the Town Hall, to greet the newlyweds and the royal family. led by the Grand Dukes Henry that it Maria Theresa The whole family greeted the residents, and they took the opportunity to have a short exchange of words with the people. After the civil ceremony, the bride and groom head out onto the balcony to wave to the crowd. Then they went to the palace of the Grand Ducal Family, where a reception was held in honor of the bride and groom, in the presence of some notables from Luxembourg and some guests of the bride and groom.
For the special occasion, Princess Alexandra, 32, the only wife of the duchesses’ five children, opted for a set of baggy trousers and a white coat. Simple yet very elegant model, with pearl earrings and shoes with gold detailing. The bridegroom, 34 years old, chose A evening classic. Born in Brittany, Nicholas Bagourie has a degree in Classical Studies and Political Science.
We were looking forward to the religious ceremony to see what Princess Alexandra’s wedding dress, who was always smiling and excited, would look like.
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