Princess Maria Immaculata Marries Singer Zurab Dzidziguri After Five-Year Romance

Princess Maria Immaculata of Liechtenstein married classical singer Zurab Dzidziguri in a lavish Halloween ceremony in Vienna, according to the report. The couple exchanged vows on October 31 at St Peter’s Church, bringing a relationship they had kept private for years into public view. The 35-year-old bride is the daughter of Prince Gundakar of Liechtenstein and Princess Marie d’Orleans. For the occasion, she wore an off-the-shoulder lace gown by a Georgian designer, a choice that nodded to her husband’s heritage. A lace veil and the Peacock Tiara completed her look. The tiara dates to 1926 and belonged to her paternal grandmother’s family, the House of Thurn und Taxis. Dzidziguri wore traditional Georgian wedding clothing. Images described in the report showed him helping Maria down from a horse-drawn carriage outside the church. During the ceremony, the newlyweds also followed Greek Orthodox customs, wearing crowns during the exchange of rings as guests from European royal families looked on. The pair reportedly met five years earlier on the slopes of the Caucasus. Maria moved to Georgia at 30 to study Russian, at a friend’s suggestion, and the couple kept their romance out of the public eye. She introduced Dzidziguri to Liechtenstein’s reigning prince in August, shortly before the wedding. Speaking about their relationship, Maria said it had developed harmoniously and that she felt at ease with him. She also recalled that Dzidziguri won her heart when he told wedding guests, “She is my person.” The singer is a trained baritone and restaurateur, while his sister, Princess Kristine de Bagration-Mukhrani, is married to Prince Juan Bagration-Mukhrani. Kristine described the Vienna celebration as both a declaration of love and a symbolic meeting of Georgian and European cultures. The newlyweds later cut a four-tier cake, marking the start of their married life after a romance that, until recently, had largely remained behind the scenes.