Prince Albert II of Monaco finally marries Charlene Wittstock at a 20-minute short civil ceremony on the tiny Riviera principality following a week of intrigue and rumor.
Around 80 family members, friends and dignitaries at Monaco's royal palace attended the wedding on Friday.
Wittstock, 33, a former Olympic swimmer for South Africa, succeeds Hollywood beauty Grace Kelly, who wed Albert's father Prince Rainier III in 1956 and died in a car accident almost three decades ago.
The wedding dress and carabinieri uniform, of the royal couple worn during their wedding, are displayed at the exhibition ''Story of the royal wedding'' at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco July 10, 2011.
The wedding dress and carabinieri uniform, worn during the wedding of Prince Albert II and Charlene Wittstock, are displayed at an exhibition in MonacoReutersTourists look at the wedding dress and carabinieri uniform, worn during the wedding of Prince Albert II and Charlene Wittstock, at an exhibition in MonacoReutersMonaco's Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene pray during the religious wedding at the Palace in MonacoReutersMonaco's Prince Albert II waves as he walks with Princess Charlene on the red carpet after their religious wedding ceremony at the Palace in MonacoReutersA girl looks at the wedding dress and carabinieri uniform, worn during the wedding of Prince Albert II and Charlene Wittstock, at an exhibition in MonacoReutersTourists look at the wedding dress and carabinieri uniform, worn during the wedding of Prince Albert II and Charlene Wittstock, at an exhibition in MonacoReutersTourists look at the wedding dress and carabinieri uniform, worn during the wedding of Prince Albert II and Charlene Wittstock, at an exhibition in MonacoReutersA tourist takes a photo of a diadem belonging to Princess Charlene at an exhibition in MonacoReutersWorkers carry a picture of Prince Albert II of Monaco for an exhibition in MonacoReutersThe wedding dress and carabinieri uniform, worn during the wedding of Prince Albert II and Charlene Wittstock, are displayed at an exhibition in MonacoReuters
