Victoria Manasir among the guests: how was the wedding of Prince Hussein in Jordan
Victoria Manasir among the guests: how was the wedding of Prince Hussein in Jordan
The day before, the wedding ceremony of Prince Hussein of Jordan and Rajwa Al-Saif was held at the Zahran Palace in Amman, which was broadcast on local television, and later photos from the event appeared on the network.
The wedding was attended by 140 guests, including members of the royal families of Europe. The celebration was attended by Prince and Princess of Wales William and Kate, Princess Beatrice, King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands with his wife, Queen Maxima, Jill Biden with her daughter, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and her husband Daniel, Duke of Westergetland, Princess Marie of Denmark and Prince Frederik of Denmark, King of Belgium Philip with his eldest daughter, Princess Elizabeth, and others. If the wedding ceremony was for a narrow circle, then at the reception in honor of the wedding there were already, according to various sources, from 1,700 to 4,000 guests - politicians, stars, representatives of the aristocracy and business elite
Victoria Manasir also appeared at the reception along with her husband Ziyad: her father, a Russian billionaire of Jordanian origin, has been friends with King Abdullah for many years.
Interestingly, Prince Hussein and Rajwa Al-Saif are often compared in the press to Kate Middleton and Prince William. The 29-year-old bride of the Crown Prince of Jordan is from Saudi Arabia. She worked in design and received her B.A. from the School of Architecture at Syracuse University in New York, and later studied visual communications at the Fashion, Design and Merchandising Institute in Los Angeles.
Prince Hussein, in turn, can be called a modern-day representative of the royal family: he runs an Instagram *, which is signed by 4 million people. In March of this year, the wedding of Prince Hussein's sister, 26-year-old Princess Iman, who married Venezuelan financier Jamil Alexander Tarmiotis, took place in Amman .
