Of course all eyes were on the bride, who dazzled in two dresses. The first, a chic figure hugging gown from Elie Saab with an ultra modern silhouette. It boasted an asymmetrical neckline, flattering ruching across the bodice and a fitted column skirt. An elegant, long train complete with delicate embellished was attached to the lower back, creating a true contemporary princess silhouette. The beautiful bride also wore a dazzling tiara with a flowing veil.
She then changed for the evening banquet (as the other guests were asked to do aswell) into a Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda cap-sleeve dress which boasted a sweetheart neckline and was styled with elbow-length white silk gloves.
Royal female guests were requested to wear a tiara for the second half of the celebrations which amped up the calibre of glamorous accessories. But from start to finish the day was awash with stunning outfits from high-fashion brands to contemporary British labels. We were certainly not disappointed.
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Queen Rania's ever chic agenda was channelled through her delightful Dior dress for the ceremony. A surprising colourway, her black dress was adorned with intricate gold lace detailing on the sleeves and a panel on the upper back.
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Princess Beatrice
Princess Beatrice
Princess of Beatrice had a Cinderella moment in a beautiful blue dress from British brand Needle and Thread. She altered the dress and added her own black belt to give the dress a cinched waist.
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