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They’re calling it the society wedding of the year.
Talita von Fürstenberg, granddaughter of fashion designer Diane von Fürstenberg, married Rocco Brignone de Brabant last weekend in an opulent bash in Careyes, one of Mexico’s most exclusive coastal enclaves and a longtime family retreat of the groom’s family, a source confirmed to Page Six.
The extravagant affair drew an international society crowd, bringing together European aristocracy, prominent business dynasties and jet-set personalities. When the bride’s uncle and aunt are Crown Prince Pavlos and Crown Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece, that should come as no surprise.
In addition to royalty, the guest list included American socialites Cristina Cuomo and Todd Meister.
The nuptials were shrouded in secrecy, with no cameras allowed and no leaked wedding photos emerging yet.
Still, friends of the bride, including Tess Kemper and Caroline Bell, appear to have shared sneak peeks of their time in Careyes, offering a glimpse of the destination’s vibrant orange architecture and stunning blue ocean.
The celebration, which featured a stunning firework display, “was over the top and gorgeous and beautiful,” a source told Page Six.
Festivities kicked off Thursday, November 5, with a traditional “rompehielos,” or welcome party to break the ice, giving guests a chance to mingle before the main event.
Born in 1999, Talita is the daughter of Prince Alexander von Fürstenberg and Alexandra Miller. She is also connected to the Greek royal family via her aunt, Princess Marie-Chantal.
Her grandfather, Robert Miller, is a billionaire and was the co-founder of the travel retail giant DFS. As a result, the Mexican celebration was a gathering of some of the world’s most prominent society families.
Her husband Brignone de Brabant, 26, is an Italian banker and the founder of Laúd Tequila. He is the grandson of the late Italian banker Gianfranco Brignone, who founded the private community Costa Careyes in Jalisco.
Page Six previously reported on the socialite’s glitzy bachelorette party, which was hosted on a yacht around Sardinia and Italian coastal waters.
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