Queen Rania Appears in Red at the Wedding Ceremony of Princess Sara bint Faisal bin Al-Hussein
- Queen Rania Al Abdullah shared a series of photos from the wedding ceremony of Princess Sara bint Faisal bin Al-Hussein on her official Instagram account, accompanied by the caption: "Congratulations to the bride and groom, and may God unite you in goodness and affection." Queen Rania was seen sitting next to her husband, Jordanian King Abdullah II, and her mother-in-law, Princess Muna Al-Hussein, during the wedding ceremony held at Zahran Palace in the Jordanian capital, Amman, which also hosted the wedding of Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II and Princess Rajwa Al-Hussein in 2023.
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- Queen Rania Al Abdullah shared a collection of photos from the wedding ceremony of Princess Sara bint Faisal bin Al Hussein on her official Instagram account, accompanying them with the comment: "Congratulations to the bride and groom, may God unite you in goodness and affection." Queen Rania was seen sitting next to her husband, His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan, and her mother-in-law, Princess Muna Al Hussein, during the wedding ceremony held at Zahran Palace in the Jordanian capital, Amman, which also hosted the wedding of Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II and Princess Rajwa Al Hussein in 2023.
The Queen of Jordan chose a red dress from the British brand "Roksanda," featuring an asymmetrical design that draped over one shoulder, while extending from the back with a cape-like detail. The bright fuchsia lining of the cape was a distinctive element of the design, creating a strong color contrast with the red fabric.
She completed her look with a red "La Prima" bag from the Italian brand "Giorgio Armani," and wore custom-made burgundy suede shoes designed by Lebanese-British designer Jennifer Chamandi. She opted for a low "updo" hairstyle and paired it with subtle makeup that maintained the simplicity and elegance of her appearance.
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