The Religious Marriage of Prince and Princess Rostislav Romanovsky

Prince and Princess Romanovsky during their religious wedding. Photo (c) Petr Axenoff.

Photo (c) Petr Axenoff.

On Sunday, 12 September, at 3:00pm, Prince Rostislav Rostislavovich and Princess Fonteini Romanovsky celebrated their religious wedding at the Cathédrale Saint-Alexandre Nevsky on 12 rue Daru in Paris in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. The church was established and consecrated in 1861; this made it the first Russian Orthodox place of worship in France. The princess wore a tiara that Russian jeweller Axenoff designed specifically for the occasion: the Russian Paris tiara is made of a silver frame with blue and white topazes. Princess Fonteini Romanovky's gown was designed by her cousin Princess Chloë Obolensky (b.1942; née Georgakis; ex-wife of the late Prince Leonid Obolensky). 

Princess Fonteini Romanovsky enters Saint-Alexandre Nevsky. Photo (c) Petr Axenoff.

The crowning ceremony.  Photo (c) Petr Axenoff.

After the wedding, the Prince and Princess Romanovsky hosted a reception for their guests at the Cercle de l'Union interalliée on 33 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. The menu for the dinner was as follows:

Amuse bouche : cappuccino d'artichaut et cazette

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Steak tartare préparé à la Française et mesclun

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Velouté d'épinard, fenouil et pomme granny aux épices douces, caillé de chèvre parfumé 

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Roulé de caille aux raisins Corinthe, sauce moscovite, écrasé de pomme de terre au lard fumé, sauce gastrique au miel

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Koulibiac de saumon en croûte, beurre blanc Nantais

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Risotto aux légumes de saison à la vodka 

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Plateau de forages affinés

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Café et mignardises

For more information about the wedding, please read the article below: 

September 2021: Prince Rostislav and Princess Foteini Romanovsky To Religiously Wed On Sunday

Our best wishes to Prince and Princess Romanovsky on their religious marriage!