Greek royal's anniversary tribute to wife: 'I still feel exactly the way I did the day we got married'

The Crown Prince of Greece has marked his 29th wedding anniversary with a special tribute to wife Marie-Chantal Miller.Pavlos, the Crown Prince of Greece has shared a photo of the couple seated on the steps of a residence.His sentiments, translated from Greek to English, read: "Today we celebrate 29 years of blissful marriage - thank you for our wonderful children and our life.READ MORE: Sarah Ferguson's tribute to 'my dear friend' Princess Dianahttps://www.instagram.com/p/C84P3e4xMW1/?igsh=NDdmNHZtYW00Mjk1"I still feel exactly the way I did the day we got married."The couple were married on July 1, 1995 at St Sophia's Cathedral in London.Pavlos, who is also a Danish prince, met Marie-Chantal Miller on a blind date in 1992. READ MORE: Footy star's wife shares health update amid cancer battleMarie-Chantal is the daughter of American-English billionaire Robert Warren Miller and was considered an "it girl" of her generation.Marie-Chantal told Vanity Fair in 2008: "It was love at first sight. I knew that [Pavlos] was the person I would marry."They got engaged on a ski lift in Gstaad, Switzerland in 1994 and were married in London on July 1, 1995, surrounded by royals and celebrities.Even the late Queen Elizabeth was in attendance to see Pavlos and Marie-Chantal tie the knot, the bride dressed in a Valentino wedding gown that cost US$250,000 (approx. $377,000).READ MORE: KFC hotel set to open in Australia featuring unlimited fried chickenhttps://www.instagram.com/p/C65v9dSt5HX/?img_index=1The couple share five children – Princess Maria-Olympia, 28, Prince Constantine-Alexios, 26, Prince Achileas-Andreas, 24, Prince Odysseas-Kimon, 20, and Prince Aristidis-Stavros, 16.The Greek monarchy is now defunct, overthrown the same year Pavlos was born, there was a military coup in Greece and the royal family was overthrown, forcing them out of the country and into exile.They fled to Rome before retreating to Copenhagen, where they lived for a time with Danish royal relatives, then went to London.In 1994, the Greek government renounced Pavlos and his relatives' Greek-citizenship status, though they retained their royal titles.The couple's children has each pursued their own careers including in acting and fashion.FOLLOW US ON WHATSAPP HERE: Stay across all the latest in celebrity, lifestyle and opinion via our WhatsApp channel. No comments, no algorithm and nobody can see your private details.