Princess Marie-Astrid of Liechtenstein
In her dream robe, she says yes to her Ralph Worthington
Ralph Worthington and Princess Marie-Astrid von Liechtenstein said yes
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On Saturday (September 25, 2021) Princess Marie-Astrid von Liechtenstein gave her fiancé Ralph Worthington the word of consent. She wore an embroidered wow robe with a meter-long train. However, she wore the real highlight on her head.
Who shone more beautifully? The sun in the sky of Italy or Princess Marie-Astrid von Liechtenstein, 34, on the way to the altar? On Saturday (September 25, 2021) the princess and her fiancé Ralph Worthington, 36, said yes in the most beautiful sunshine in Orbetello, Tuscany. The bride stepped in front of the altar in an impressive robe, completed her look with a spectacular diadem from the possession of her family.
Princess Marie-Astrid von Liechtenstein was led to the altar by her father
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Princess Marie-Astrid of Liechtenstein says yes
Princess Marie-Astrid von Liechtenstein and Ralph Worthington couldn’t get out of the beam when they left the Concattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta.
The joy was literally written on the face of the bride and groom
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After they had already sworn their eternal loyalty in the spring of 2021, the big ceremony was on Saturday (September 25, 2021). For this, the bride had chosen a beautifully embroidered, ivory-colored dress with a V-neckline and 3/4 length sleeves. Special highlight: the meter-long train and the veil, which also reached the floor. It took four helpers to lead the bride and her dress to the cathedral.
Diadem from a royal family possession
Marie-Astrid wore a particularly valuable piece on her head. The veil was attached to a diadem from the family estate of the 34-year-old. The so-called Kinsky honeysuckle diadem comes from the Liechtenstein family and gave the bride a special shine on her big day.
Royal crowd Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stéphanie were also there in Italy © Dana Press
In addition to Princess Marie-Astrid von Liechtenstein, who comes from two aristocratic families, there were also some royals among the guests. For example, Princess Claire of Luxembourg and Prince Felix of Luxembourg celebrated with the bride and groom. Alessandra de Osma and Prince Christian of Hanover were also among the guests.
Alessandra de Osma with her husband Christian von Hanniover
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