Grand Duke Henri: Nephew Alexander of Austria is engaged

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Grand Duke Henri’s nephew Alexander is engaged

The next big aristocratic wedding is coming up in autumn! Archduke Alexander of Austria, 32, and Natacha Roumiantzoff are taking the next step and have announced their engagement. The couple revealed the first details on a website specially set up for the wedding celebrations.

Archduke Alexander of Austria will marry in autumn 2023

On September 30, 2023, the time has come: Alexander and his Natacha in Montreux, a tranquil spa town surrounded by 2000 meter high mountain peaks and on the shore of Lake Geneva in Switzerland. The wedding website says, among other things: “Dear friends and family, we are delighted that you will celebrate our wedding with us in Montreux, Switzerland. We can’t wait to see you all again soon.”

And even more details can be found: According to this, the wedding ceremony will take place in the Catholic church Église du Sacré-Cœur in Montreux – only five to ten minutes’ walk from the party location and accommodation of the guests. The wedding couple will spend the night with their loved ones in the prestigious Montreux Palace, but will also host the reception and dinner and then celebrate extensively.

Alexander is the nephew of Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg

Archduke Alexander of Austria is the youngest son of Archduke Carl-Christian of Austria, 68, and Archduchess Marie-Astrid, née Princess of Luxembourg, 69, and sister of Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg, 68. According to this, Alexander is a nephew of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg and is now and then invited to big weddings or funerals.

Goal oriented and career oriented

The Geneva-based royal is career-oriented and wanted to achieve a lot in life early on. On his profile on the business platform LinkedIn he writes about himself: “Fascinated by languages, history and culture, I decided at a young age to travel and work outside my comfort zone as much as possible. From farm management in South Africa to Directing documentaries in Northern Iraq, I have met incredible men and women from around the world who opened my eyes to cultural diversity, gender equality and environmental awareness.My time as a platoon leader in the British Army taught me the values ​​of respect, selfless dedication and teamwork , which I was able to apply in my work for the Supreme Council for Planning and Development in Kuwait City and for European Affairs in Brussels.”

Since 2021 he has been Head of Sales and Distribution wealth management GADD & Cie SA. Previously, Alexander attended the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst from 2011 to 2012, studied in London and completed his master’s degree in the field international negotiation and policy making in Geneva.

Source used: appycouple.com, linkedin.com

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