Grace Kelly's granddaughter marries in stunning second wedding ceremony

Princess Grace of Monaco's granddaughter, Charlotte Casiraghi, has married in a stunning religious ceremony in southern France.

It was the second wedding for Casiraghi and her husband - film producer Dimitri Rassam - after their civil service on June 1 at Monaco's Prince's Palace.

Casiraghi, 32, and Rassam, 37, chose the village of Saint-Remy-de-Provence for their nuptials, held at the weekend.

The bride wore a gown by Italian designer Giambattista Valli, who shared a photo of the happy couple on Instagram.

He wrote: "Congratulations Charlotte Casiraghi and Dimitri Rassam on their wedding in Saint-Remy-de-Provence.

"The bride wore a custom Giambattista Valli Haute Couture gown. Very happy to be part of their dream!"

Their photographer, Felix Dol Maillot, also shared a photo of the bride and groom to his Instagram stories while publicist Françoise Dumas posted several photos from the small town, including the church where they married, Collégiale Saint-Martin.

Casiraghi's uncle, Prince Albert II of Monaco, and her mother, Princess Caroline, were guests at the lavish wedding, along with other close friends and family, reports People.

The bride's bouquet features sprigs of lavender, which the region of Provence is known for.

For Casiraghi's civil service in Monaco, she wore two ensembles with nods to her former movie star grandmother. During the wedding ceremony, the bride wore a short, stone-coloured brocade dress by Yves Saint Laurent, featuring three dramatic bows down the front.

Casiraghi—who welcomed her first child with Rassam in October—then changed into a strapless satin Chanel dress ahead of her afternoon reception at luxury hotel Villa la Vigie. The centrepiece of the outfit was the Cartier diamond necklace Princess Grace received as a wedding gift when she married Prince Rainier III in 1956.

Casiraghi, who is eleventh in line to the Monagesque throne, became engaged to Rassam during a family ski trip in March 2018.