Faber-Castell Wedding at Stein


Photo ánd Copyright Gabi P.

On Saturday 26.05.2012 the little town of Stein nr. Nürnberg saw a noble Wedding when Count Charles of Faber-Castell and Melisa Eliyesil married there in a lutheran Ceremony at the Martin-Luther Church. The Couple had already married in a civil Ceremony in September last year. The Service which started at12h00 was officiated by Pastor Tobias  Wittenberg. The bride wore a gown by Eva Deselli, wife of the famous Designer Robert Cavalli. After the ceremony the Couple drove in an open Car to Stein Castle where the reception took place.

Photo ánd Copyright Gabi P.







Among the guests where:
Prince Georg Friedrich and Princess Sophie of Prussia
Fürst Alexander and Fürstin Nadja zu Schaumburg-Lippe
Fürst Albrecht and Fürstin Marie Louise zu Castell-Castell
Fürst Johann Friedrich and Fürstin Maria zu Castell-Rüdenhausen
Countess Olga zu Castell-Rüdenhausen and her fiancée Prince Dominik zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg
Count Patrick and Couness Mariella of Faber-Castell
Hereditary Prince Donatus and Hereditary Princess Floria-Franziska of Hesse



Photo ánd Copyright Gabi P.



Photo ánd Copyright Gabi P.


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