2023-05-22 21:05:56
Mountain riflemen, brass band music and the Bavarian anthem – the church wedding of Ludwig Prince of Bavaria and his bride Sophie-Alexandra was celebrated with all honors in Munich on Saturday. No wonder, since the groom is a great-great-grandson of the last Bavarian King Ludwig III. Sophie-Alexandra comes from a Dutch-Canadian family.
After the wedding service, the couple moved out of the Theatinerkirche to the sounds of the Bavarian song and to the applause of numerous onlookers, where the Archbishop of Munich and Kardinal Reinhard Marx had administered the Sacrament of Matrimony to both of them. The groom (40) was with his mother early in the morning Beatrix released, in the classic cutaway.
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His father Luitpold of Bavaria accompanied the mother of the bride Veronica Taylor. Early on, mountain riflemen, traditional costume clubs, flower children and brass bands had gathered on the Odeonsplatz in front of the church. They formed a trellis for the approximately 1,000 guests who gradually moved into the church, including representatives of well-known aristocratic houses such as Esterhazy, Habsburg, Saxe-Coburg, Fugger and Liechtenstein.
Short moment of shock
Also politicians like the German Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) were among the guests. Sophie-Alexandra arrived just before the wedding ceremony, all in white in a long, elegant lace dress and holding a bouquet of lilies of the valley. She was accompanied by flower children dressed in white and light blue, some of whom also wore the long, delicate bridal veil. It was attached to the bride’s head with a tiara. The filigree piece was created by a Ukrainian designer who also incorporated hidden Canadian and Dutch details.
Archbishop Marx greeted the bride on Odeonsplatz – with kisses on the right and left – then the 33-year-old moved to her father’s side Dorus Evekink into the baroque church while the bells of the Theatinerkirche St. Kajetan rang. Then a moment of shock during the service: the bride fell over. After a drink, however, she quickly recovered, according to the administration of the House of Wittelsbach.
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