Johan-Wenzel of Liechtenstein and Countess Felicitas von Hartig entered into a church marriage in Vienna after a civil marriage a month ago.
A fairytale wedding. This has been the link that has united Prince Johann-Wenzel with Countess Felicitas von Hartig, on a weekend when Blanca, the daughter of Carlos Sainz (he did it in Ávila), and Ricardo Gómez-Acebo also married Loot said "yes, I want" in Madrid.
At 30, the son of Princess Marie of Orleans and Prince Gundakar of Liechtenstein married the woman he had previously married in a much more discreet civil ceremony held on April 30. But this Saturday, June 10, the party was big in Vienna, the city where they were born.
For this important day, Felicitas wore a wedding dress by the Spanish brand Jesús Peiro with puffed sleeves and simple lines, but with a spectacular effect. In her hair, she wore flowers that matched her bouquet of white and red roses and the boyfriend's vest. Felicitas, a classic and elegant bride, has chosen not to add a veil to her dress.
Jesús Pereiro has spent years "dressing a flirtatious and modern bride", as he explains on his website, which is present in 30 countries, although they define themselves as a 100% made-in-Spain firm whose product (both the dresses and the headdresses) are They are made entirely by hand in Spain.
As the weather was good, the bride arrived at the Viennese church in an old convertible. She entered the temple on the arm of her father, Lukas Graf von Hartg.
Prince Johann-Wenzel has chosen as witnesses his brother, Prince Gabriel of Liechtenstein, and Zach Faja, one of his companions from the Coldstream Guard regiment. As usual in this type of event, the newlyweds were greeted with a shower of white confetti in the shape of a heart as they left the church.
Although numerous representatives of European families had been invited, it has finally been a family-friendly ceremony. Of course, the parents and the brothers and sisters of the bride and groom did not miss the ceremony: Prince Gundakar of Liechtenstein and Princess Maria of Orleans, attended, among others, along with princesses Leopoldina, Maria Immaculate and Margarita of Liechtenstein.
How was the love story of Johann-Wenzel and Felicitas
After almost a year of commitment and having entered into a civil marriage on April 30, in Vaduz, Johann-Wenzely Felicitas got married this Saturday. You both belong to noble families: he is the third child and first son of five born to Maria of Orleans and Gundakar of Liechtenstein, and she is the daughter of Count Lukas von Hartig and Claudia von Toperczer
The newlyweds met at a party organized by a mutual friend in the summer of 2012. At that time, they were just two young people who had just finished high school. They were 19 and 18 years old and although the spark jumped, each one followed their path.
Soon after, their paths crossed again. They had their first date and he fell in love: "I remember his big smile and his delicious sense of humor," he recalled in an interview for the French magazine Point de Vue. I felt very comfortable as if I had known her all my life. I also love her open mind and her curiosity. I felt something for her right away."
Felicitas said that she felt something similar: We talked about everything and we realized that we shared many points of view. We got along very well from the beginning and we keep in touch. It was the beginning of a great friendship."
Once again, the time and obligations of each one separated them until in 2020 they began dating and went through the pandemic together. The marriage proposal arrived on August 25, 2022, in Sicily, through a ring with diamonds from Brazil and pink sapphire from Sri Lanka. This Saturday, their relationship materialized in a wedding in style.
