Royal Wedding of Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg and Nicolas Bagory in France

Church wedding of Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg

Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg wed Nicolas Bagory in a lavish religious ceremony in Southern France on April 29, 2023.

The royal bride is the only daughter of Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg, the remaining Grand Duchy in the world.

Princess Alexandra with her father and Nicolas Bagory with his mother. Getty Images

The venue of the ceremony is the picturesque Saint Trophyme Church in the charming village of Bormes-les-Mimosas in Southern France.

Princess Alexandra accompanied by her father, Grand Duke Henri, to the church. Getty Images

Princess Alexandra was accompanied by her father in the aisle. She wore a bespoke Elie Saab white satin wedding dress with pleated details. Her delicate long veil has pearl embellishments.

The blushing bride, Princess Alexandra wore a bespoke Elie Saab wedding dress and a family heirloom, the Chaumet Diamond Tiara

Princess Alexandra wore a Chaumet Diamond Tiara without pearls. This elegant Luxembourgian royal diadem was originally owned by her great-grandmother, Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg and designed by French jeweler, Chaumet.

The bride and groom. Princess Alexandra and Nicolas Bagory

The Luxembourgian Chaumet Diamond Tiara can be worn as a choker necklace and her mother often worn it with pearls atop the diamond spikes.

The groom, who came from Brittany, France, wore a morning suit and accompanied by his mother to the church. The religious wedding ceremony came a week after the civil ceremony in Luxembourg.

Princess Alexandra's nephews, Prince Charles and Prince Liam served as page boys while her niece, Princess Amalia, served as one of the flower girls.

It's the first royal wedding from the reigning royal house in Europe this year. However, it's not the first royal wedding in the world this year. Princess Azemah of Brunei came first in January followed by Princess Iman of Jordan in March.

Saint Trophyme Church © Grand Ducal House

The bride's parents, Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg

Princess Alexandra was not in the line of succession to the Luxembourgian throne until 2011 when her father changed the Succession Law to Absolute so that his only daughter could be included in the line of succession. Currently, Princess Alexandra is 7th after the birth of her nephew, Prince Francois in March this year.

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Prince Felix of Luxembourg, his wife, Princess Claire, and their children, Prince Liam and Princess Amalia

Prince Louis of Luxembourg flanked by his sons, Prince Gabriel and Prince Noah of Nassau

The Hereditary Grand Duke and Hereditary Grand Duchess of Luxembourg and their eldest child, Prince Charles

Cousins of the bride, Princesses Marie-Anunciata and Marie -Astrid of Liechtenstein with their respective spouses

Cousin of the bride, Prince Constantin of Nassau and his wife, Kathryn

Cousins of the bride, Princess Marie-Gabrielle of Nassau and Archduchess Gabrielle of Austria

Cousin of the bride, Archduke Imre Emanuel of Austria and his wife, Kathlyn

The newlyweds with their respective parents after the church service

Official wedding photos released by the Grand Ducal House

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Official family portrait of the newlyweds. Front from left: Prince Liam of Nassau and Princess Amalia of Nassau (children of Prince Felix). Second front row from left: Princess Stephanie holding her infant son, Prince Francois, Grand Duke Henri, Princess Alexandra, Nicolas Bagory, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, and Prince Guillaume holding Prince Charles. At the back from left: Prince Felix, Prince Noah of Nassau (son of Prince Louis), Princess Claire (wife of Prince Felix), Prince Sebastien, Prince Louis, and his eldest son, Prince Gabriel of Nassau.