On March 12, local time, Jordanian Princess Iman completed a major happy event in her life, wore a white wedding dress and became a bride, and the groom Jameel Alexander Thermiotis (Jameel Alexander Thermiotis) officially became husband and wife.
It is reported that the 26-year-old Iman did not choose the works of Arab designers, she wore the French veteran Christian Dior haute couture wedding dress, which may be that she herself has a unique impression of this brand.
Although the wedding dress wraps the body tightly, the neckline and cuffs are made of lace, which is a little more flexible and feminine.
After the wedding ceremony, a large family took a "family portrait" to celebrate.
The costumes of the guests, especially the female guests, can be described as very festive.
Although the 61-year-old King Abdullah II of Jordan is healthy, he may have followed local tradition, and Iman was led by the crown prince's eldest brother Hussein through the "red carpet" to the groom Jameel.
As the first of the king's four sons to marry, Iman's wedding was taken seriously, and local television stations made a shift, stressing that it was "a rare opportunity for millions of viewers around the world to get a glimpse of the inside of the palace."
The wedding cake is very beautiful, and the pure white cream is decorated with flower branches, giving it a springy feeling.
After the staff handed over the long knife, Iman and Jamil held the handle together and symbolically cut the large cake, and the scene was full of laughter.
There is a detail that speaks volumes about Queen Rania's love for her daughter.
After Iman cut the cake, the mother, now 52, crouched down and held up a long veil for her daughter. Generally speaking, this work should be done by bridesmaids, and if there are no bridesmaids, at least it should be done by Iman's own sister Salma (a lady in a pink dress). But apparently, as a mother, Rania paid more attention to her daughter than others present.
After the ceremony, the moment for family and friends to take photos with a couple began.
The photo of Abdullah II and Rania with their daughter and son-in-law is joyful.
Rania, wearing a beige pleated skirt, put her arm around her eldest daughter's waist and came to a warm mother-daughter frame.
Although Rania is more than half a hundred years old, her super high appearance when she was young has not been buried, and she still looks so eye-catching. Iman also inherits her mother's beauty to some extent, but she is not up to the same level, she is more like the king's father.
Iman with his mother and sister. Although they are sisters, Iman and the 22-year-old Salma really do not look alike, the sister is small and delicate, and the younger sister has quite a personal feeling. I don't know if it has anything to do with Salma's service in the military, where she became the first female jet pilot in Jordan's armed forces more than two years ago.
Also dazzling at the wedding was the future Queen Rajwa Saif of Jordan, a 28-year-old former Saudi architect who was now led by Rania to learn royal etiquette and participate in royal work.
Rajwa, the fiancée of Crown Prince Hussein, got engaged in August last year and the wedding will take place on June 1 this year. (Sitting next to Rajiva is Rania's youngest child, 18-year-old Prince Hashem)