Magnificent dream wedding in Jordan: Princess Iman (26), the daughter of the royal couple Abdullah II (61) and Rania (52), married her fiancé Jameel Alexander Thermiotis in a romantic ceremony in the Beit Al Urdun Palace in the capital Amman .

Following the ceremony on Sunday March 12, the royal family released numerous pictures from the wedding. Also on her official Instagram account, Queen Rania shared some photos of her daughter's special day. According to media reports, around 150 guests were there, and the wedding ceremony was even broadcast live on Jordanian television.

Princess Iman was led into the glass hall of the palace by one of her brothers, Crown Prince Hussein (28), in the presence of her parents. There she solemnly exchanged rings with her current husband. She wore a classic but modern wedding dress in white, which emphasized her slim figure with its close-fitting cut. To do this, she opted for a long train to the floor-length dress from the House of Dior. On her head she wore a diamond-studded tiara that her grandmother Princess Muna (81) had given her.

Capturing the snaps on Instagram, Queen Rania said: "Iman, I pray that the next chapter in your life brings you as much joy, love and laughter as you have brought us over the years." She also conveyed her congratulations to the bride and groom.

The man at Princess Iman's side was born in Venezuela, but according to Spanish-language media reports, is now said to live in New York City. He was born in 1994 in the capital Caracas. He comes from a wealthy family, his grandfather used to run the Dior branch in Caracas.

Jameel Alexander Thermiotis studied business administration in Florida and has worked as a managing partner in a venture capital firm for some time. Princess Iman studied in New York City and is said to have met and loved her current husband around three years ago.