Royal wedding: Photos of the union between Princess Amelie of Lowenstein and Benedikt Schmid von Schmidsfelden

Saturday May 28, Princess Amelie of Lowenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg – of German nobility, youngest daughter of Prince Ludwig and Countess Elisabeth of Waldburg-Wolfsegg – a religiously married her husband Benedikt Schmid von Schmidsfelden. The ceremony was held in the Stiftskirche church in Wertheim (in Baden-Württemberg), Germany. The bride was very chic with her long train.

In June 2020, Amelie de Lowenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg (31 years old) had announced her engagement with her companion and, quickly, the preparations had started. Thus, in June 2021, the couple were able to marry civilly at the town hall of Wertheim but had been forced to give up the religious wedding and the reception which were to take place in stride due to health restrictions linked to the coronavirus pandemic. coronavirus. So it was on May 28, 2022 that the ceremony finally took place at the church. And, for the occasion, the whole town was celebrating! The bride was seen appearing in a Packard Clipper car driven by her father. In front of the church, onlookers were numerous to attend the ceremony worthy of a royal wedding of the greatest European courts.

For this religious union, Amelie de Lowenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg had opted for an elegant white dress and a one-meter long train. Bunte. An outfit completed by a very chic tiara set with emeralds. Bouquet in hand, pink peonies and white roses, the bride and her husband Benedikt Schmid von Schmidsfelden then walked the streets of the city in the company of many inhabitants, a marching band and sympathizers dressed in traditional costumes. They then embarked on a boat to go up the Main to reach the castle of Kreuzwertheim “where the reception and the rest of the festivities took place“, precise Royal Stories.

Among the guests identified, it was necessary to count in particular on the Duchess Marie of Württemberg, Prince Paul Esterhazy, the Hereditary Prince of Leiningen, the Duke Christian of Oldenburg, the Prince and Princess of Reuß or the Michael and Princess Dagmar of Saxe-Weimar…

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