Princess Iman of Jordan marries in lavish royal wedding attended by Queen Rania and King Abdullah II
Princess Iman of Jordan has married her long-time love Jameel Alexander Thermiotis in a lavish wedding ceremony.
The 26-year-old bride wore a diamond tiara for her special day and an ivory duchess satin gown with a high-neck made from lace.
The gown, which featured long sleeves with lace detailing at the cuffs, was custom-made by French fashion house Dior.
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Princess Iman of Jordan marries Jameel Alexander Thermiotis on Sunday March 12, 2023. Instagram/queenrania
Princess Iman's long train was also made from delicate lace.
The bride accessorised with diamond earrings to match her tiara, which is believed to be a new piece.
Iman's mother Queen Rania wore a oyster-coloured gown by Dior.
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Princess Iman of Jordan with her brother Crown Prince Hussein. Instagram/queenrania
The happy couple married in Jordan's capital Amman on Sunday, at Beit Al Urdun – the private residence of King Abdullah II and Queen Rania.
The bride was walked down the aisle on the arm of her older brother Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II, who is getting married in June.
Waiting to meet her was the groom, standing alongside the King.
King Abdullah II, Princess Iman, Jameel Alexander Thermiotis and Queen Rania of Jordan. The Royal Hashemite Court
The palace was decorated in elegant white flowers which lined the entrance and the platform where the royal couple said their vows.
The marriage part of the ceremony – known as the Katb Al-kitaab – saw the bride and groom sign a contract.
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They then exchanged rings and were congratulated by the King, followed by Queen Rania and other members of Jordan's royal family followed by the groom's parents and relatives.
Queen Rania of Jordan with her daughter Princess Iman. Instagram/queenrania
Princess Iman's younger sister Princess Salma, 22, was seated in the front row alongside her brother Prince Hashem, 19, and Crown Prince Hussein and his fiancée Rajwa Al-Saif.
In a statement the royal family said: "The Royal Hashemite Court congratulates Their Majesties King Abdullah II and Queen Rania Al Abdullah on this occasion, and extends its warmest wishes of happiness and prosperity to Her Royal Highness Princess Iman and Mr. Thermiotis".
The royal wedding was broadcast on state television and held on Sunday at 6pm local time (2am Monday AEDT).
Princess Iman of Jordan marries Jameel Alexander Thermiotis on Sunday March 12, 2023. Instagram/queenrania
The royal wedding caps off a week of celebrations for Princess Iman.
Earlier, she was treated to a traditional Henna Party where her white gown featured the belt worn by Queen Rania and her own wedding to King Abdullah in 1993.
That gown was designed by Bruce Oldfield, who was a favourite of the late Diana, Princess of Wales. He has since been confirmed to create the coronation gown for Camilla, the Queen Consort, on May 6.
Queen Rania of Jordan with her daughters Princess Iman and Princess Salma. Instagram/queenrania
This year Queen Rania and King Abdullah II will celebrate 30 years of marriage.
Princess Iman is the first of their three children to marry.
In June, Jordan's heir Crown Prince Hussein will marry his fiancée.
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Queen Rania and King Abdullah II of Jordan at the wedding of their daughter Princess Iman. Instagram/queenrania
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