Saturday, September 12, 2020

Gabriella and Henri marry at Schloss Tratzberg

 

Gabriella as a bridesmaid at the wedding of her brother, Archduke Imre @Marlene A Eilers Koenig 




HI & RH Archduchess Gabriella of Austria and HRH Prince Henri of Bourbon-Parma were married today in an outdoor Roman Catholic wedding at Schloss Tratzberg in Jenbach, Austria.  

The castle was closed today for a wedding.

https://www.schloss-tratzberg.at/


The couple are second cousins as they share common grandparents, Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg and her husband, Prince Felix of Bourbon-Parma.

They got engaged on October 22, 2017.  Eight days later, on October 30, Gabriella gave birth to their daughter, Victoria Antonia Maria-Astrid Lydia.  

There are photos on social media, but due to copyright I cannot take them from an Instagram page and post here without the permission of the copyright holder.

My article on the engagement, which includes the numerous genealogical relationships between the newlyweds.   

https://royalmusingsblogspotcom.blogspot.com/2017/12/a-daughter-for-archduchess-gabriella-of.html

https://www.rtl.lu/lifestyle/news/a/1579601.html

Schloss Tratzberg is owned by Count Ulrich  Goess-Enzenberg and his wife Karin.

Prince Henri is a consultant with Swisslinx, a financial company based in Geneva.

4 comments:

1971 said...

I'm hoping they have married for the best reasons, ie that they are genuinely commited rather than just to please family and legitimate Victoria. Considering the marital record amongst Henri's immediate paternal family, I hope they manage better.

Marc23 said...

I have a question. Now that they are married, do you maybe know will their daughter Victoria Antonia be retroactively recognized as Princess by the (Head) of the family? Is it maybe known how would she be styled now?

There was a similar case when Princess Lavinia of Yugoslavia was born and despite the fact that titles did not legally exist in Yugoslavia, she was later retroactively granted the title of Princess with HRH style by Head of the family.

Marlene Eilers Koenig said...

Marc, that would be a question for the duke of Parma to answer.

Marc23 said...

Thank you. I am hoping that we will know soon.