The big day is here.Palermo, the Italian city, the links between Jaime de Borbón-Dos Sicilias and Charlotte Lindesay-Bethune He wakes up this saturday September 25 Under strict security measures, because it held one of the most anticipated royal weddings this fall. The bride arrived in Monreale’s famous Sicilian Cathedral in a carriage, and was welcomed by Scottish music to pay tribute to her origin. The Duke of Noto was waiting for him there and was obviously moved. He entered the venue with his mother Sophia Landalus. He chose the pink and black XL lace turban for special occasions. Behind him is his father, the Duke of Calabria and the bride’s mother, Countess Lindsay.
The ceremony was presided over by Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller, with many familiar faces from different royal families and European aristocrats.Although this branch of Bourbon-Two Sicily is related to Spanish royal family, No representatives were appreciated. so, King Felipe with Queen Letizia, And neither Infanta Elena nor Infanta Cristina participated in the link.Yes they participated Duke of Huesca with The earl of Osorno.
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After hiding a major secret of this type of activity for several months, it is possible to see which wedding dress Charlotte Lindesay-Bethune chose. Mrs. Charlotte wore a white dress with a long-sleeved top made of lace and turtleneck sweater. On the other hand, the skirt part is characterized by the simplicity of plain fabric, without any type of embroidery or beading. This meticulously customized piece was commissioned by a British high-end fashion designer.
Inside the cathedral where Jaime de Borbón-Dos Sicilias and Charlotte Lindesay-Bethune said “Yes, I want”. / Instagram @realcasadibonduesicilie
As for jewelry, the newlyweds wore a spectacular pearl and diamond headdress, belonging to Bourbon-Dos Sicilias family And earrings with silver details. In addition, it chose a long veil of dreamy tulle in the same tone as other styles. Look Who fell after the knitting bun he chose for his important day.
Jaime de Borbón-Dos Sicilias and Lady Charlotte Lindesay-Bethune / Gtres
After the religious mass, the bride and groom and other guests moved to Palermo’s Royal Palace, also known as the Palazzo dei Normanni, where the long-awaited celebration continued because the link had to be postponed many times.