Princess Theodora's Four Year Wait is Over - See the Stunning Bride in Her Wedding Gown!

After a four-year wait, Princess Theodora of Greece has finally married her American fiancé, Matthew Kumar. The couple, who was initially set to tie the knot in 2020, had to postpone their wedding not once but twice due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Saturday, the princess, who is the daughter of King Constantine II and Queen Anne-Marie, walked down the aisle in a stunning lace wedding gown in an intimate Orthodox ceremony in Athens, Greece. The bride looked every inch the royal in her fitted, floor-length gown with delicate lace details and a long veil.

The couple, who met several years ago, had their final wedding rehearsal on the eve of their big day and couldn't have looked more in love as they smiled and laughed together. Matthew, who looked dashing in a morning suit, clearly couldn't take his eyes off his beautiful bride as they exchanged their vows.

In attendance at the wedding were close friends and family members, including Princess Theodora's parents, Queen Anne-Marie and King Constantine II, and other members of the Greek royal family.

Princess Theodora, 39, has been based in the United States for several years, working as an actress in Los Angeles. Matthew, 35, works as a film producer. The couple's wedding marks the first royal wedding to take place in Greece in several decades.

Even though the couple's special day was delayed by four years, it was clear that they made the most of their time together. 'We're incredibly happy to finally start our new life together,' the couple said in a statement after their wedding.