Theodora of Greecethe princess daughter of King Constantine II and Queen Anne Mary of Denmark, is married to the lawyer Matthew Kumar.
An eagerly awaited wedding for the couple, postponed twice, first due to the pandemic and then due to the death of King Constantine, but finally celebrated together with family and friends in Athens, in the Metropolitan Cathedral.
For her big day, the bride paired the vaporous dress with a princely cloud of embroidery and light points an equally romantic make-up and hairstyle comborecreated in the name of tradition, precisely the one that weaves the outfit, imbued with details – including the veil and tiara that belonged to the family – which tell of customs handed down from generation to generation.
The hairstyle: a romantic semi-updo
On the hair front, the bride has in fact opted for a classic semi-updo, a hairstyle loved by many royals, one above all Kate Middletonwho also chose it for her wedding to Prince William.
Theodora of Greece opted for one wavy version, given by soft rootsnot excessively tight, where the precious tiara has been strategically positioned and with lengths worked in sculpted and soft waves hidden by the impalpable embroidered veil. A romantic hairstyle, perfect for gently framing the face and its delicate make-up.
The make-up
To complete her princely bridal look, the bride opted for a make-up with soft, ethereal tones, insisting more incisively on the cheeks with clouds of pink blush to warm up the moon-like skin.
On the eyelids, a veil of eyeshadow in neutral shades and a black thread to give intensity. The touch of color? The one with pink, almost mauve lips, which lit up her smile intoxicated with happiness.
The manicure
Tradition is also alive on the hands front. For her yes, the daughter of King Constantine opted for Nails painted in shiny pastel pinka great classic of bridal manicure. An elegant and sophisticated detail, ideal for completing her look.
The wedding guests
Anna Maria of Greece
Anna Maria of Greece, mother of the bride, focused everything on cyclamen-colored lips that give a note of color to the face, and eyelids dressed in violet tones that highlight her light irises. To frame everything, a cloud-effect fold.
Irene Urdanagarin
Irene Urdanagarin shines with her own light with this extra glowy complexion sublimated by touches of peach blush that sculpt and highlight the cheekbones. The look is also enchanting, enhanced by brown and orange shades, with a black edge, which highlight her icy irises and embraced by fluffy eyebrows. To top it all off, an extra sleek tail, a true pass-partout.
The bride’s bridesmaids
Among the bridesmaids we also find Maria-Olympia of Greece with a sleek bun and a touch of black eyeliner to underline her gaze. But not only that. From Arrietta Morales to the others, the key word hair it appears to have been semi-harvested.
Marie-Chantal of Greece
Sophisticated Marie-Chantal from Greece who paired her high-necked dress with a low, soft crop with a delightfully retro allure. What is striking, however, are the bold eyelids, dressed in smoky anthracite tones that enhance the gaze. The extra glowy complexion gives the touch of light to everything.
Sofia of Spain
For Sofia of Spain, a fluffy cut, amplified on the sides, and extra soft make-up, with a very light dark pencil to underline the look.
The Infanta Elena
The sister of King Felipe of Spain worked her hair into a low updo, the perfect frame for her extra bright make-up. From the amber eyelids that highlight the brown irises sublimated by coats of black mascara, to the burgundy lips and glowy cheekbones, everything radiates light.
Alexia of Greece with Carlos Montana and their children
Alexia from Grecia paired her red dress with a semi-updo worked backwards with wavy lengths, ready to highlight the caramel highlights. The daughters opted for dramatic hairstyles. Ana Maria adorned her wavy lengths with two side braids starting from the roots, creating a sort of crown. Amelia, for her part, opted for a high bun and extra smooth lengths ready to fall along the shoulders.
Carina Axelsson
Clouds of pink blush highlight the cheeks while an extra dark mascara lengthens the lashes. To frame everything, a soft updo, with a side parting.
Source: Vanity Fair
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