Grand Ducal House of Baden (Zahringen)

[maria-olivia]

Sorry Hed. Princesse , for my wrong words , thanks bacause it was in english and more informations.

[eya]

Prince Bernhard visited the state archive in Stuttgart.

https://t.co/xxsF0C0887

[Marengo]

For those who understand German, an interesting documentary about Prince Max of Baden, last -and reluctant- chancellor of the German empire. With comments of his great-grandson prince Bernhard:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjZpGiApmyc

[Biri]

Princess Aglaë of Baden (b.3 March 1981) [youngest of three children of Prince Ludwig of Baden (b.1937) & his wife Anna Maria (Marianne), nee Princess of Auersperg-Breunner (b.1943)] married Wolf von Trotha (b.28 August 1974) [son of thilo Wolf Heinrich von Trotha (b.1940) & his wife Sophie, nee Baroness Spies von Bullesheim (b.1940)] in Amorbach recently.

The bride has two older siblings: Sophie (b. 8 July 1975) & Berthold (b.8 October 1976).

Sources: https://sites.google.com/site/myroya...al-information
Baden
http://heinbruins.nl/Meran.html
http://heinbruins.nl/Christian.html
http://royalmusingsblogspotcom.blogs...g-updates.html
https://eurohistoryjournal.blogspot....e-of-duke.html

[Stefan]

Originally Posted by Biri

Princess Aglaë of Baden (b.3 March 1981) [youngest of three children of Prince Ludwig of Baden (b.1937) & his wife Anna Maria (Marianne), nee Princess of Auersperg-Breunner (b.1943)] married Wolf von Trotha (b.28 August 1974) [son of thilo Wolf Heinrich von Trotha (b.1940) & his wife Sophie, nee Baroness Spies von Bullesheim (b.1940)] in Amorbach recently.

There is an Report in the printed Issue of german magazine Bunte. The couple married in an ecumen icla Service at the Abbeychruch Amorbach. the bride wore the birdal gown of her mother from 1967 which has been refurbished for the wedding, an 200 years old veil from the Auerpserg-Breunner Family (her mother is a born Princess of Auerpserg-Breunner) and a fleur-de-lys tiara from the Baden Family.

Among the guests: Hereditary Prince Bernhard and Hereditary Princess Stephanie of Baden, Prince Michael and Princess Christina of Baden, Queen Sofia of Spain, 2 daughters of Pricne hassan of Jorda, Fürst Andreas and Fürstin Aelxandra zu Leiningen, Hereditary Prince Ferdinand and Hereditary Princess Viktoria Luise zu Leiningen, Princess Olga zu Leiningen, Duchess anna in bavaria and husband Baron Andreas of Matlzahn.

[Marengo]

I believe Prince Ludwig of Baden and his wife live in Schloss Zwingenberg, on the Neckar river. The castle is not far away from Amorbach.

[Stefan]

Originally Posted by Marengo

I believe Prince Ludwig of Baden and his wife live in Schloss Zwingenberg, on the Neckar river. The castle is not far away from Amorbach.

It is about 40 km from Amorbach. According to the Article the Soiree took place at Zwingenberg.

[Tilia C.]

Originally Posted by Stefan

There is an Report in the printed Issue of german magazine Bunte. The couple married in an ecumen icla Service at the Abbeychruch Amorbach. the bride wore the birdal gown of her mother from 1967 which has been refurbished for the wedding, an 200 years old veil from the Auerpserg-Breunner Family (her mother is a born Princess of Auerpserg-Breunner) and a fleur-de-lys tiara from the Baden Family.

Among the guests: Hereditary Prince Bernhard and Hereditary Princess Stephanie of Baden, Prince Michael and Princess Christina of Baden, Queen Sofia of Spain, 2 daughters of Pricne hassan of Jorda, Fürst Andreas and Fürstin Aelxandra zu Leiningen, Hereditary Prince Ferdinand and Hereditary Princess Viktoria Luise zu Leiningen, Princess Olga zu Leiningen, Duchess anna in bavaria and husband Baron Andreas of Matlzahn.

I had no idea that the Baden family had a fleur-de-lys tiara. Are the pics in the current issue, or is it an older issue?
That sounds like quite a guest list. Queen Sofia seems still to be very close to many German noble families.

[Stefan]

Originally Posted by Tilia C.

I had no idea that the Baden family had a fleur-de-lys tiara. Are the pics in the current issue, or is it an older issue?
That sounds like quite a guest list. Queen Sofia seems still to be very close to many German noble families.

I also had no idea about the tiara. The Report is in the Issue from this week which came out on 18.10.

[Gawin]

Originally Posted by Tilia C.

I had no idea that the Baden family had a fleur-de-lys tiara. Are the pics in the current issue, or is it an older issue?
That sounds like quite a guest list. Queen Sofia seems still to be very close to many German noble families.

The bride's grandmother Princess Theodora of Greece and Queen Sofia's father King Paul were first cousins.


Eurohistory has more about the bridal couple and their families:

https://eurohistoryjournal.blogspot....e-of-duke.html

[iceflower]

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Bernhard, Hereditary Prince of Baden and wife Stephanie attended the 71st Bambi Awards in Baden-Baden on November 21:


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[Blog Real]

Grand Dukes of Baden:
1806–1811: Charles Frederick (1728–1811)
1811–1818: Charles (1786–1818)
1818–1830: Louis I (1763–1830)
1830–1852: Leopold (1790–1852)
1852–1858: Louis II (1824–1858)
1858–1907: Frederick I (1826–1907), (since 1852 Regent, since 1856 with the title Grand Duke)
1907–1918: Frederick II (1857–1928)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Duchy_of_Baden
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rulers_of_Baden

[Benjamin]

Today Bernhard of Baden marks his fiftieth birthday.

Here is a profile of the Hereditary Prince, who is the eldest son of Margrave Max and Margravine Valerie:

https://eurohistoryjournal.blogspot....ereditary.html