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| Duchess Pauline arriving at the church with her father, Duke Philipp |
Duchess Pauline of Württemberg, 29, and Count Constantin of Königsegg,32, were married in a Roman Catholic service at the Klosterkirche St. Quirinus at Tegernsee on October 17, 2026. They were civilly married in July at Constantin's family home, Schloss Halbturn, in Burgenland, Austria.
The reception was held at Schloss Tegernsee, the residence of Pauline's maternal grandparents, Duke Max and Duchess Elisabeth in Bavaria.
"When the Duchess entered, time stood still for a moment. There wasn't a dry eye in the house because she was so radiant," one guest told the Bild newspaper.
Her father, Duke Philipp, escorted Pauline into the church. She wore a bespoke gown from Spanish designer Valenzuela and a wheat-ear diamond tiara belonging to the Württemberg family. French jewelry expert Vincent Meylan confirmed the tiara's provenance.
In recent months, Bavarian and Württemberg weddings have been in full swing. In September, Pauline's first cousin, Duchess Dorothée of Württemberg, married Philipp Polack. In July, Count Constantin's younger brother, Géza, married Countess Elena of Arco-Zinneburg in England.
Another of Pauline's first cousins, Countess Marie-Therese of Waldburg zu Zeil and Prince Philipp of Oettingen-Wallerstein, were married in August.
Will Pauline's younger brother, Duke Carl Theodor, be the next member of the family to tie the knot? He has been dating Clara von Mayr-Meinhof for several years. Also eligible is her first cousin, Wilhelm, Duke of Württemberg, who did not attend the wedding, although his mother, Duchess Marie, and his two sisters, Amelie and Dorothée, were present.
Due to poor health, Duchess Elisabeth in Bavaria, the bride's grandmother, no longer attends family events.
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| Count Georg and Countess Stephanie of Khevenhüller-Metsch |
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| Princess Marie Caroline of Liechtenstein and her husband Leopoldo Maduro Volmer |
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| Prince Georg of Liechtenstein with his fiancée, Princess Maria Nives von der Leyen |
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| Duchess Fleur of Württemberg with her husband, Count Moritz von Goëss, and their three children, Zeno, Flaminia and Livia |
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| Thomas Greinwald and Franz, Duke of Bavaria |
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| Prince Johannes of Fürstenberg |
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| The Hereditary Prince and Princess of Liechtenstein and Duke Max in Bavaria (the Princess's father) |
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| Count Vincent von Matuschka |
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| The Prince and Princess of Waldburg-Zeil |
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| The Landgrave of Hesse in conversation |
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| Count Ignaz zu Toerring-Jettenbach |
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| Duchess Marie in Bavaria and Count Markus von Königsegg-Aulendorf (the father of the groom) |
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| Prince Ludwig of Bavaria with Countess Maria Adeleid of Rechberg |
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| The mother of the bride, Duchess Marie of Württemberg, with Count Nikolaus von Matuschka |
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| The young man is unidentified. The two women are the bride's sisters, Sophie and Anna. Sophie and her husband, Maximilian d'Andigne, are expecting a third child. |
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| The mother of the bride, Duchess Marie in Bavaria, and her companion, Riklot von Gagern |
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| Count Caspar von Matuschka with his wife, Countess Leonie |
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| Duke Carl Theodor of Württemberg (brother of the bride) with Clara von Mayr-Meinhof |
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| Duke Philipp of Württemberg (father of the bride) and his companion, Katrin Zeisel |
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| Diane, Duchess of Württemberg, with Duke Eberhard and his wife, Gabi |
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| The bride's great-aunt, Duchess Sophie of Württemberg |
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| Duchess Helene in Bavaria |
The guests included Duke Max in Bavaria, Duke Franz of Bavaria with his partner, Thomas Greinwald, Prince of Bavaria, Prince Leopold and Princess Ursula of Bavaria, Diane , Duchess of Württemberg, Duke Eberhard and Duchess Gaby of Württemberg, Duke Michael and Duchess Julia of Württemberg, the Prince and Princess of Waldburg zu Zeil with four of their five daughters and son in law Prince Philipp von Oetttingen Wallerstein, Duchess Helene in Bavaria, Duchess Anna in Bavaria with her family, Hereditary Prince and Princess of Liechtenstein with their daughter, Princess Marie Caroline and her husband, and son, Prince Georg and his fiancee, Princess Marie Nives von der Leyen, Princess Prince Hugo of Liechtenstein, Duchess Marie of Württemberg with her partner Count Nikolaus von Matuschka with his sons, Vincent (without his wife, Hemma), and Ludwig with his wife, Marie, Count and Countess Khevenhüller Metsch, Rikolt von Gagern, Katrin Zeisel, Duke Carl of Württemberg with Clara von Mayr-Melnhof, Duchess Fleur of Württemberg with family, Duchess Sophie von Württemberg, Count Franz Clemens and Countess Stephanie of Waldburg Zeil Hohenems with their daughters Tatiana and Cecilia and her husband, Baron Maxi von dem Bussche, Count Stefan and Countess Diana of Waldburg Zeil Hohenems and their two sons, Count and Countess zu Königsegg-Aulendorf and their children, Philipp, Nikolaus and Alice with husband Philipp Lovrek, Prince Maximilian and Princess Angela Liechtenstein, Count Johannes of Waldburg Zeil, Count and Countess Keglevich, Duchesses Amelie and Dorothee of Württemberg and their husbands, Count Maximilian and Countess Maria Adelheid von Rechberg, Count and Countess Hans Caspar von Toerring-Jettenbach, Count Ignaz and Countess Robinia of Toerring-Jettenbach, Count and Countess Schaffgotsch, Prince and Princess Johannes zu Fürstenberg, Count Alexander von Trauttmansdorff and the Landgrave and Landgraving on Hesse.
Count Constantin and Duchess Pauline will reside in Vienna, about an hour's drive from Schloss Halbturn.
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2 comments:
Thank you so much. I think you may be the only one ever to quote my name and informations about the tiara. This never happens. Very friendly and professional of you.
Blushing. Seriously thank you
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