Talita von Fürstenberg, granddaughter of fashion designer Diane von Fürstenberg, married Italian banker Rocco Brignone de Brabant in a lavish and secretive ceremony in Careyes, Mexico, attended by royalty and international socialites.
Dubbed the 'society wedding of the year,' Talita von Fürstenberg, granddaughter of iconic fashion designer Diane von Fürstenberg, married Rocco Brignone de Brabant in an opulent celebration held in Careyes, Mexico. This exclusive coastal enclave served as a longtime family retreat for the groom, a 26-year-old Italian banker and founder of Laúd Tequila, whose late grandfather, Gianfranco Brignone, founded the private community of Costa Careyes. The extravagant affair drew an international elite, including European aristocracy, prominent business dynasties, and jet-set personalities. Notable guests included the bride's aunt and uncle, Crown Prince Pavlos and Crown Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece, as well as American socialites Cristina Cuomo and Todd Meister. The nuptials were shrouded in secrecy, with strict no-camera policies ensuring no official wedding photos have yet emerged, though friends offered sneak peeks of the vibrant Careyes destination. The celebration, described by a source as 'over the top and gorgeous and beautiful,' featured a stunning firework display. Festivities commenced on Thursday, November 5, with a traditional 'rompehielos' or welcome party. Talita, born in 1999, is the daughter of Prince Alexander von Fürstenberg and Alexandra Miller, and is also connected to the Greek royal family through her aunt. Her grandfather, Robert Miller, is a billionaire and co-founder of the travel retail giant DFS. The wedding followed a glitzy bachelorette party hosted on a yacht around Sardinia and Italian coastal waters.
