NewsNina Flohr: Prince Philippos' wife shares an intimate moment

Nina Flohr: Prince Philippos' wife shares an intimate moment

Three weeks ago, Swiss Nina Flohr and Prince Philippos of Greece tied the knot at a lavish wedding in Athens. Nobody knew this moment before.

Athens – When a century wedding has come to an end, the guests have returned to their mostly royal homeland, the presents have been unwrapped and the thank you cards have been sent, the couple will finally have time to look at photos and videos that were taken at the great celebration to appreciate. Nina now shared a very special recording on Instagram.

The billionaire’s daughter Nina Flohr (34), who married Prince Philippos of Greece * (35) in Athens at a centenary wedding with hundreds of guests * at the end of October, is no different. Minus the honeymoon, because she is anyway at home between London, California and the island of Benguerra, the second largest island of Mozambique’s Bazaruto Archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Nina likes to be outdoors, skiing, surfing or hiking or walking with Philippos and her dogs.

The Swiss creative director recently thanked her friend Olivia Douchez (38), who is head of Chanel’s “flou” couture atelier, on Instagram, and combined the posting with a declaration of love to her father, entrepreneur Thomas Flohr (61), who is also on the snapshot can be seen with rarity. Nina writes about the photo that shows her in an opulent wedding dress in the back of a car next to her father: “The smile five minutes before you get married! I love you, Thomas Flohr, thanks to Olivia Douchez for capturing this special moment. “* 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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