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1) 01 Feb 2014, Tatiana Santo Domingo married Andrea Casiraghi
The wedding was kept very private, only very few paparazzi shots surfaced. The bride wore a fringe tiara of unknown origin. Although Andrea’s ancestress Princess Charlotte of Monaco owned a fringe tiara, there are signs that this bridal tiara is a different jewel.
2) 10 May 2014, Princess Florence of Prussia married James Tollemache
29 Jun 2014, Princess Tatiana of Prussia married Philip Womack
These two brides are first cousins who belong to the British branch of the Prussian family. Their grandfather Prince Friedrich of Prussia married lady Brigid Guinness, the first known wearer of this diamond tiara. The tiara hasn’t been seen in public in a long time, but last year appeared even in two happy events.
3) 22 May 2014, Princess Ayah Al Feisal of Jordan married Mohammed Halawani
The Princess seems to have received a new floral motive tiara.
4) 24 May 2014, Bernadette von Mentzingen married Count Melchior of Schönborn-Buchheim
This sapphire and diamond tiara had been a wedding present from the French monarchist movement 'Action Française' to the groom’s grandmother, the late Countess of Paris. The tiara has been worn by several members of the Orléans family, including two other brides.
5) 07 Jun 2014, Liesbeth Lotgering married Count Roderik zu Castell-Rüdenhausen
The tiara belongs to the grooms family. It seems to be connected to a castle in the Netherlands, which the groom’s father took over from childless distant relatives.
6) 07 Jun 2014, Charlotte Paul-Reynaud married Baron Axel de Sambucy de Sorgue
The groom is another grand-son of the late count and countess of Paris, but this tiara is not an Orléans jewel but seems to be an heirloom from the Sambucy de Sorgue family.
7) 28 Jun 2014, Lalla Soukaina of Morocco married Mehdi Regragu
The bride is a niece of the King of Morocco and wears an apparently new emerald tiara.
8) 05 Jul 2014 Elisabetta Rosboch von Wolkenstein married Prince Amedeo of Belgium, Archduke of Austria-Este
This art deco diamond bandeau originates from Queen Elisabeth of the Belgians and is well known for being worn by Queen Paola, who loaned it to the bride of her grandson. Elisabetta is the second bride to wear this bandeau, the first one being Queen Mathilde.
9) 12 Jul 2014, Sarah Lorenz married Hereditary Prince Alexander von Isenburg
This floral diamond tiara is an Isenburg heirloom which became famous when Princess Sophie von Isenburg married Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia.
10) 12 Jul 2014, Princess Theresa von Oettingen-Oettingen und Oettingen-Spielberg married Carl Christian Oetker
(Pooh, that’s a lot of “Oet”!) Not much is known about this diamond tiara, but it has previously been worn by the bride’s mother.
11) 19 Jul 2014, Archduchess Magdalena von Habsburg married Sebastian Bergmann
There’s not much known about this tiara. But since the brother of AD Magdalena is planning to get married this year, we might see it again soon!
12) 26 Jul 2014, Theresa von Einsiedel married Prince Francois d‘Orléans, Comte de Dreux
This heirloom tiara belong’s to the mother of the bride, a born Princess of Urach. It’s usally a diamond tiara and the central diamond was changed for a sapphire to be the “something blue”. (The groom is the third grandson of the late Count and Countess of Paris who got married in 2014)
13) 16 Aug 2014 Princess Amélia of Orléans-Braganza married Alexander James Spearman
This tiara was a surprise as it has not been seen in public before this wedding. It is a heirloom from family of the bride’s mother, who is a born Princesse de Ligne.
14) 14 Nov 2014, Oum Keltoum Boufares married Moulay Rachid of Morocco
The bride received a new emerald tiara on her marriage into the Royal Family of Morocco.
15) Other, please specify
Please let us know your opinions on the different bridal looks. Which tiaras did you like and why? Which ones did you not like so much? What do you think about the corresponding hairstyles, the placement of tiara and veil? I am curious what you are thinking.
The wedding was kept very private, only very few paparazzi shots surfaced. The bride wore a fringe tiara of unknown origin. Although Andrea’s ancestress Princess Charlotte of Monaco owned a fringe tiara, there are signs that this bridal tiara is a different jewel.
2) 10 May 2014, Princess Florence of Prussia married James Tollemache
29 Jun 2014, Princess Tatiana of Prussia married Philip Womack
These two brides are first cousins who belong to the British branch of the Prussian family. Their grandfather Prince Friedrich of Prussia married lady Brigid Guinness, the first known wearer of this diamond tiara. The tiara hasn’t been seen in public in a long time, but last year appeared even in two happy events.
3) 22 May 2014, Princess Ayah Al Feisal of Jordan married Mohammed Halawani
The Princess seems to have received a new floral motive tiara.
4) 24 May 2014, Bernadette von Mentzingen married Count Melchior of Schönborn-Buchheim
This sapphire and diamond tiara had been a wedding present from the French monarchist movement 'Action Française' to the groom’s grandmother, the late Countess of Paris. The tiara has been worn by several members of the Orléans family, including two other brides.
5) 07 Jun 2014, Liesbeth Lotgering married Count Roderik zu Castell-Rüdenhausen
The tiara belongs to the grooms family. It seems to be connected to a castle in the Netherlands, which the groom’s father took over from childless distant relatives.
6) 07 Jun 2014, Charlotte Paul-Reynaud married Baron Axel de Sambucy de Sorgue
The groom is another grand-son of the late count and countess of Paris, but this tiara is not an Orléans jewel but seems to be an heirloom from the Sambucy de Sorgue family.
7) 28 Jun 2014, Lalla Soukaina of Morocco married Mehdi Regragu
The bride is a niece of the King of Morocco and wears an apparently new emerald tiara.
8) 05 Jul 2014 Elisabetta Rosboch von Wolkenstein married Prince Amedeo of Belgium, Archduke of Austria-Este
This art deco diamond bandeau originates from Queen Elisabeth of the Belgians and is well known for being worn by Queen Paola, who loaned it to the bride of her grandson. Elisabetta is the second bride to wear this bandeau, the first one being Queen Mathilde.
9) 12 Jul 2014, Sarah Lorenz married Hereditary Prince Alexander von Isenburg
This floral diamond tiara is an Isenburg heirloom which became famous when Princess Sophie von Isenburg married Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia.
10) 12 Jul 2014, Princess Theresa von Oettingen-Oettingen und Oettingen-Spielberg married Carl Christian Oetker
(Pooh, that’s a lot of “Oet”!) Not much is known about this diamond tiara, but it has previously been worn by the bride’s mother.
11) 19 Jul 2014, Archduchess Magdalena von Habsburg married Sebastian Bergmann
There’s not much known about this tiara. But since the brother of AD Magdalena is planning to get married this year, we might see it again soon!
12) 26 Jul 2014, Theresa von Einsiedel married Prince Francois d‘Orléans, Comte de Dreux
This heirloom tiara belong’s to the mother of the bride, a born Princess of Urach. It’s usally a diamond tiara and the central diamond was changed for a sapphire to be the “something blue”. (The groom is the third grandson of the late Count and Countess of Paris who got married in 2014)
13) 16 Aug 2014 Princess Amélia of Orléans-Braganza married Alexander James Spearman
This tiara was a surprise as it has not been seen in public before this wedding. It is a heirloom from family of the bride’s mother, who is a born Princesse de Ligne.
14) 14 Nov 2014, Oum Keltoum Boufares married Moulay Rachid of Morocco
The bride received a new emerald tiara on her marriage into the Royal Family of Morocco.
15) Other, please specify
Please let us know your opinions on the different bridal looks. Which tiaras did you like and why? Which ones did you not like so much? What do you think about the corresponding hairstyles, the placement of tiara and veil? I am curious what you are thinking.
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