The families of royalty is an issue that causes many people curiosity, because they are interested to know what it would be like to be part of those enigmatic clans.

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Here is a count of Latin women who married members of royalty and their dresses made us dream of fairy tales.

#1 Alessandra de Osma

Beautiful and intelligent, Alessandra studied Law at the University of Lima Peru and made a mastery in fashion and business management.

With only 16 years he began modeling for an agency in New York. Gracias su experiencia en las pasarelas y su maestría, lanzó su marca de ropa: Moi & Sass.

Alessandra met Nicolás de Hannover - Duke of Brunswick and Luneburg (Germany) and Prince of Great Britain and Ireland - when the Royal was on vacation in Peru and she was her guide.

After 6 years of friendship, they began a relationship that would culminate at a real wedding in 2017.

The dress was designed by Jorge Vázquez, the favorite dressmaker of the elite of Spain.

The classic model consisted of a heart -shaped bustier, with long sleeve and waist adjustment.The back buttoned and made with double silk and embroidery chantillí.

They married twice, one in London and another in Lima.Alessandra followed the real tradition of wearing crown jewels, so he was granted the honor of carrying the floral tiara of Carolina de Monaco.

Currently, the couple resides in Spain and have twins: the princes Nicolás and Sofia de Hanover.

#2 Máxima Zarraguieta

Argentina graduated in economics and subsequently completed a master's degree in the United States related to financial issues.

Maxim is extremely intelligent, so he exercised his career in Argentina's financial markets and, after his wedding, applied his knowledge to help the United Nations.

The girl met the king of Holland through a friend in common and with only 2 years of courtship married.

Máxima chose to wear an extremely simple Valentino dress: ivory color, long sleeves and round neck.

A somewhat minimalist look but that looked very elegant.In addition, that way the tiara that her mother -in -law, Queen Beatriz, used at her own wedding.

It should be noted that a reform of the law had to be made because Máxima is Catholic and King Guillermo Protestant.

Even Argentina attended the Catholic University of Argentina, an institution that in the 90s was governed by Pope Francis itself.

#3 Tatiana Blatnik

Of Venezuelan origin, Tatiana Blatnik has European ancestry and her maternal grandmother was countess.

He studied sociology at Georgetown University and then worked for designer Diane Von Fürstenberg.

Tatiana met Nicolás de Greece and Denmark - terror son of the last king of Greece and cousin of King Felipe VI of Spain - thanks to his brother, who was one of the closest friends of the Royal.

They were presented at an end of the year party at a ski resort in Switzerland.

In 2010 they married after several years of courtship, on an island in Greece.

Tatiana, decided to honor her native country wearing a dress from Venezuelan designer Ángel Sánchez.

#4 María Teresa Mestre

Born in Cuba, María Teresa obtained a degree in Political Science at the University of Geneva.

Interestingly, her husband, Enrique de Luxembourg, also studied the same career.In fact, the beginning of his fairy tale began in his university years.

In 1981 he married the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, when he was 25 years old.

Although that did not seem to her mother -in -law, the Grand Duchess Josefina Carlot.

Fortunately, love prevailed in the couple despite conservative ideas and in 2006 they celebrated their silver weddings.

For its anniversary, Maria Teresa used a simple model with a bullfighter embroidered pearls and rhinestones.

Tell us in the comments which dress impressed you the most.

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