Monaco - Prince Albert II of Monaco and Princess Charlene married in a religious ceremony in their palace on Saturday, one day after their civil wedding, finalising their union in front of 800 guests.
The couple each said "oui" - he first followed by her - in the courtyard of the Grimaldi dynasty's home overlooking the Mediterranean to the ritual questions posed by Archbishop of Monaco Bernard Barsi.
The archbishop held the couple's hands together and declared: "What God has joined together, let no man put asunder, then blessed their relationship."
Then, in front of witnesses, the couple - Charlene, noticeably less tense than she had been at the first ceremony, and occasionally smiling - exchanged 18 carat rings in white gold and platinum by the House of Cartier.
A South African singer celebrated with the Click Song, made famous by the late Miriam Makeba.
The smiling couple shared a brief exchange and the congregation prayed.