Queen Rania shares photos from when she gave birth as palace confirms royal wedding date

Queen Rania of Jordan has shared a moving tribute to her eldest daughter as she confirmed a date for the princess's royal wedding.

The clip was posted on Rania's Instagram account and shows never-before-scenes from when Princess Iman was born 26 years ago.

The royal will marry fiancé Jameel Alexander Thermiotis on March 12.

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No other details of the wedding has been shared by the Royal Hashemite Court.

In the video, a new photo of the couple was seen and vision appeared to show Queen Rania watching on as her daughter tried on her wedding gown and long veil.

Watch the video above.

A photo of Princess Iman wearing her mother's diamond tiara was also included in the montage, the first time the young royal has worn the headpiece.

Vision from when Rania gave birth to Princess Iman were included, showing the Queen in hospital cradling her newborn daughter.

Her father King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein is seen kissing his little girl, with photos from her childhood included in the tribute.

In her caption Queen Rania said: "The first time I held my baby girl, I knew my life would never be the same"

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She continued: "In a week, she will be a bride. My precious Iman, I am so happy for you and so proud of everything that you are."

Princess Iman is the first of their family to get engaged.

The news was announced by the Royal Hashemite Court in July last year.

Princess Iman bint Abdullah II, 26, will marry the New York financier next week.

He proposed with an engagement ring believed to be an emerald-cut diamond, set east-west instead of the traditional vertical mounting.

Princess Iman's gown is expected to be elaborate and might even bear similarities to her mother's iconic gown.

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Queen Rania wore a wedding dress designed by British fashion icon Bruce Oldfield when she married King Abdullah II in 1993.

Though at the time the royal couple was not in-line for the Jordanian throne.

Six years after Rania and then-Prince Abdullah married, King Hussein fell gravely ill with cancer and named Abdullah as heir, instead of the Hussein's brother.

Her Oldfield-designed wedding dress featured gold embroidery with nods to Jordan's culture and it's likely Princess Iman's might too.

Recently Oldfield was confirmed as the designer who will be creating a gown for Queen Consort Camilla to wear to the coronation of King Charles in May.

Queen Rania and King Abdullah II are likely to be among those attending the coronation as they remain close with the British royal family.

There were among the mourners at the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in September.

The news of Princess Iman's engagement last year was closely followed by another.

Queen Rania's son Crown Prince Al Hussein announced his engagement to Rajwa Khaled bin Musaed bin Saif bin Abdulaziz Al Saif.

A date for that wedding has not yet been revealed.