Queen Rania of Jordan's wedding dress was unique due to one accessory

Queen Rania of Jordan is celebrating her 31st wedding anniversary today, making it the perfect time to look back at her memorising wedding dress. She married King Abdullah at the Zahran Palace in Amman on June 10 1993 which has now been declared a national holiday in Jordan. function loadOvpScript(){let el=document.

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However, what made this royal gown truly unique was its matching white gold-trimmed collared jacket that covered the top of her dress along with a la.