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Royal fashion: Inside soon-to-be Princess Rajwa Al-Saif’s stylish wardrobe

By Arab News ·

Royal wedding: Jordanian, Saudi public recall the past as they gather to watch history in making

By Saeb Rawashdeh and Sulafa Alkhunaizi ·

A tale for the ages: Looking back at the royal wedding of Jordan’s King Abdullah II and Queen Rania

By Arab News ·

Japan’s Princess Takamado hails Jordan’s royal wedding as ‘a joyous occasion’

By Diana Farah ·

What will she wear? Celebrity stylists weigh in on Rajwa Al-Saif’s wedding gown 

By Hanadi Merchant-Habib ·
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Watch: Jordan’s King Abdullah II hosts dinner for more than 4,000 Jordanians ahead of royal wedding

By Arab News ·

Jordan to begin celebrations ahead of the wedding of Crown Prince Hussein and Saudi Arabia’s Rajwa Al-Saif

By Arab News ·

Arab singers perform at free concert ahead of royal Jordanian wedding

By Arab News ·

Saudi couturier Honayda Serafi designs dress for Rajwa Al-Saif’s mother

By Arab News ·

Saudi designer Honayda Serafi talks symbolism in Rajwa Al-Saif’s henna gown ahead of Jordan’s royal wedding

By Shyama Krishna Kumar ·

Jordan’s Queen Rania hosts henna celebration for Saudi Arabia’s Rajwa Al-Saif before royal wedding

By Arab News ·

New pictures show Jordan’s future Princess Rajwa Al-Saif horseriding

By Arab News ·

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