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| @Princess Kristine Bagration-Mukhrani |
HSH Princess Marie Immaculata Elisabeth Rose Adelgunde of Liechtenstein and Zurab Dzidziguri were married on October 31st at St. Peter's Church in Vienna. The Georgian Orthodox service took place in a Roman Catholic church.
The bride, 26, is the second daughter of HSH Prince Gundakar Albert Alfred Petrus of Liechtenstein and HRH Princess Marie Isabelle Marguerite Anne Geneviève of Orléans. She is the granddaughter of HSH Prince Johann Baptist Moritz Heinrich Alfred Ildefons Benedikt Maria Josef (Hans Moritz) of Liechtenstein and HSH Princess Clotilde Alberta Maria Franziska Xaveria Andrea of Thurn und Taxis and HRH Prince Henri Philippe Pierre Marie, Count of Paris, and HRH Duchess Marie-Therese Nadejda Albertine Rosa Philippine Margarethe Christine Helene Josepha Martina Leopoldine of Württemberg.
Her uncle, Prince Jean, Count of Paris, is the head of the French royal family.
The princess is a Chief Investment and Partners Officer with Marti Holding in Batumi, Georgia. She also works part-time with PMCG (Policy and Management Consulting Group), based in Arlington, Virginia.
In March 2026, she joined the board of LGT Venture Philanthropy, "an independent charitable foundation established by LGT Group Foundation in 2007." The LGT Group Foundation is owned by the Princely Family of Liechtenstein.
Zurab Dzidziguri is a project manager at Georgia's Innovation and Technology Agency, a start-up company.
The groom's sister, Kristine, is married to Prince Juan Bagration-Mukhrani, a grandson of Prince Irakly Bagration-Mukhrani, whose younger sister, Princess Leonide, married Grand Duke Wladimir of Russia, the parents of Grand Duchess Maria, head of the Imperial House of Russia.
The day after the wedding, Princess Kristine provided details in her Instagram post. Unfortunately, she has since deleted that post.
She said: "The announcement of their engagement had not been made public until now, due to the dynastic rules of the Princely House of Liechtenstein.
Princess Maria Immaculata first visited Georgia in 2021. According to her new sister-in-law, "The story began five years ago in Tbilisi. Maria-Immaculata first visited Georgia in 2021. It was in Tbilisi that Zurab and Lata met. Their relationship soon became a special friendship and a great love."
"Wherever your destiny takes you, your feet will lead you there.' This Georgian saying seems to describe perfectly the love story that has united Georgia with one of the oldest princely dynasties in Europe.
"Today's wedding in Vienna, as well as being a celebration of love, has also become a symbolic meeting of Georgian and European cultures, traditions and family values. I congratulate them from the bottom of my heart on the beginning of a new chapter of happiness."
Princess Kristine's post included no other information, including guests.
The princess is intent on "building a boutique travel concept focused on bespoke, high-end journeys through Georgia, reflecting a deeper interest in creating experiences rooted in place, culture, and intentional design."
On October 2, Princess Marie Immaculata, who is known as Lata, and Zurab Dzidziguri and his family met with the Georgian Patriarch.
Their wedding registry appeared on Cuisinarum Vienna and listed only their first names. The registry included the wedding date.
https://www.cuisinarum.at/hochzeitslisten/maria-immaculata-und-zurab/
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| The bride's parents' wedding in 1989 |
