Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah marries Saudi architect
Jordan’s 28-year-old Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II married 28-year-old Saudi architect Razwa Khalid bin Musaid bin Saif bin Abdulaziz Al Saif on Thursday. This marriage remains a topic of discussion all over the world.
The wedding ceremony took place at the mid-century Zahran Palace in Amman, the capital of Jordan. From King Abdullah II to Queen Rania and members of the royal family attended the ceremony. Jordanian singer Hussain Salman gave a special performance at the wedding. A total of 140 guests including the royal family attended the wedding. America’s First Lady Jill Biden, Prince and Princess of Wales also attended the wedding.
For this marriage, a public holiday has been announced throughout Jordan on Thursday, so that a crowd of people can gather to shower flowers on the new couple’s convoy. After the wedding party and dinner, the royal family will move to Al Husseiniya Palace for further celebrations. Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah was engaged to Razwa Khalid bin Saif in July last year.
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