Jordan Royal Wedding: Looking Back At King Abdullah II and Queen Rania’s Nuptials
In the midst of the upcoming royal festivities, Bazaar Arabia takes a look back at the last Jordanian royal wedding
With only a few hours left until the grand wedding of HRH Crown Prince AlHussein bin Abdullah II and Miss Rajwa Alseif, excitement is at an all-time high throughout the region. After all, it’s been nearly three decades since Jordan last witnessed a royal wedding of this scale, the last one being the marriage of King Abdullah II of Jordan and Queen Rania back in 1993. People from around the world are eagerly anticipating every detail of the upcoming royal festivities.
Until further news about the upcoming wedding, Bazaar Arabia takes a look back on the last Jordanian royal wedding.
King Abdullah II and Queen Rania’s Royal Wedding
Queen Rania, and Jordan’s King Abdullah II tied the knot on June 10 in 1993.
Queen Rania and King Abdullah II exchanged their vows at Zahran Palace in 1993 following the traditional steps of Jordanian wedding.
From her first public outings, Queen, Rania has been regarded as one of the most fashionable women of her time. In 1993, for the wedding Queen Rania wore a gown designed by Bruce Oldfield, one of Princess Diana’s favored British designers.
As a part of royal tradition, the newly-weds were expected to tour in the streets of Amman in a car, greeting and sharing their happiness with the nation.
As the whole world can’t wait to see the wedding gown of Ms. Rajwa Alseif, fans take a look back at Queen Rania and Princess Iman’s magnificent dresses.
Image courtesy of Instagram/@nyc.royalwatcher.