Prince Nikolaos of Greece Marries Chrysí Vardinogianni in Athens Ceremony

The couple wed in an intimate Greek Orthodox ceremony attended by close family and international royals.

Prince Nikolaos of Greece, son of the late King Constantine II, married Chrysí Vardinogianni, daughter of a prominent Greek shipping magnate, in a private ceremony at the Holy Church of Saint Nicholas Ragavas in Athens.
The event marked the couple's first marriage together, following their respective divorces, and was attended by close family and friends, including notable members of European royal families.
Guests included Queen Sofia and Princess Cristina of Spain, as well as Princess Benedikte of Denmark and her children, highlighting the couple's connections to international royalty.
The ceremony was limited to a small group of attendees, though around 200 well-wishers gathered outside the church to celebrate the occasion.
Chrysí Vardinogianni wore a lace gown by designer Christos Costarellos, while the couple's relationship, made public only weeks ago, has been described as a whirlwind romance.