Princess Iman of Jordan was every inch the fairytale bride over the weekend, as she married Alexander Thermiótis tied the knot on Sunday 12 March in a stunning ceremony which took place in her home country.
The royal dazzled in a custom Dior gown, with an elegant high neckline. Her mother Queen Rania also opted for a dress from the French maison.
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Princess Iman and her brother Crown Prince Hussein
Her fashion choices for her wedding have erred on the sentimental side, for her henna party she borrowed the Bruce Oldfield belt her mother wore on her own wedding day, and for her actual ceremony she wore another family heirloom, a dazzling diamond tiara.
The diadem which was crafted by luxury jewellers Chaumet. Founded in 1780, Chaumet was the very first jewellery Maison to establish itself on the legendary Place Vendôme in Paris in 1812. According to reports the piece once belonged to her grandmother, Princess Muna Al Hussein, mother of King Abdullah.
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Princess Muna Al Hussein (née Antoinette Gardiner) on her wedding day to King Hussein at the Zahran Palace
This isn’t the first tiara she has worn of a family member, in a video which her mother Queen Rania posted on her Instagram on March 6 she shared an official portrait photograph of Iman wearing her own Diamond Floral Tiara which hadn’t been seen in two decades. Many assumed that it would be this opulent tiara that Iman would choose to wear, rather than the more discreet number her grandmother lent her.
Princess Iman wore the Jordanian Diamond Floral Tiara for an official portrait a week before her nuptials
Princess Muna Al Hussein is renowned for her collection of dazzling jewels. After her wedding, her husband King Hussein gifted her with a diamond tiara which is probably the most famous from her collection. Princess Muna wore it for the first time at King Constantine of Greece and Princess Anne Marie of Denmark' s wedding back in 1964. Ever the doting matriarch she lent the tiara to her daughter, Princess Zein, for the State Visit to Norway in 2000.
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