Prince Philippos and Princess Nina of Greece marry for the 3rd time in star-studded royal wedding ceremony
- Greece's Prince Philippos and Princess Nina had their third wedding in Athens on Saturday.
- Philippos is godson to Princess Diana and the son of Greece's formerly exiled monarch.
Princess Diana's godson Prince Philippos of Greece and Denmark married Nina Flohr for the third time in Athens on Saturday.
Philippos and Flohr celebrated their nuptials at a religious ceremony at the Metropolitan Cathedral in the Greek capital after previously tying the knot at a small COVID restricted ceremony in St. Moritz in December, followed by a celebration in the UK in May, Vanity Fair reports.
Philippos, 35, was born in London to the formerly exiled King Constantine II and Queen Anne-Marie of Greece. While the monarchy was abolished in 1974, the family kept their titles. Flohr, creative director for VistaJet, now obtains the title of princess.
The new princess wore a white silk moire taffeta gown by Chanel, according to the fashion blog Royal Hats. The V-neck dress featured a bow at the front and a pleated skirt. Flohr completed the look with the antique corsage tiara that she borrowed from her mother-in-law, Queen Anne-Marie, the blog post added.
The Greek royal family were in attendance, including the King and Queen, and Crown Prince Pavlos and Princess Marie-Chantal.
Spain's Queen Sofia and Britain's Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie were also at the ceremony.
It marked one of Princess Beatrice's first public engagements since giving birth to her daughter, Sienna Elizabeth, in September.
The Queen's granddaughter rewore a monochrome Gucci dress from 2018, the Express reports. The dress is £3,500, or around $4,800, the Daily Mail reports, and features long sleeves and an embroidered pink bow on the front. She wore her hair in loose waves.
Philippos, the godson of the late Princess Diana, appears to have a close relationship with the British royals. The couple previously attended Eugenie's royal wedding in 2018, and Flohr is good friends with Beatrice's husband, the property developer Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, the Daily Mail reports.