A royal atmosphere at Zahran Palace in Jordan.. Details of the wedding of Princess Sarah bint Faisal

Princess Sarah bint Faisal bin Al Hussein celebrated her marriage to Ali Murabit Muhammad Al Sawaf, on September 30, 2026, during a ceremony held at Zahran Palace in the Jordanian capital, Amman, in the presence of Jordanian King Abdullah II, Queen Rania Al Abdullah, and a number of members of the Hashemite family. Jordanian photographer Ahmed Salem shared with the Arabic website Ofoq News a group of photos that documented the details of the occasion, from the wedding ceremony and the appearance of the newlyweds to the celebration atmosphere that brought together the family and guests.

The ceremony combined the traditional character with modern details, starting with the old blue car in which the bride arrived at Zahran Palace, all the way to the wedding ceremony, where Queen Rania appeared wearing a red dress alongside her husband, King Abdullah II, and his mother, Princess Mona Al Hussein. As for the bride, who is the daughter of Prince Faisal bin Al Hussein, brother of King Abdullah II, she appeared in a bright white dress that combined classic design with feminine details.

The dress featured short, transparent sleeves, a high boat neck, and a low waist. Prominent embroideries in the form of flowers covered large parts of the design, specifically on the upper part of the chest, sleeves, and skirt, and the same details extended to the veil. The bride secured the veil, decorated with embroideries and prominent, scattered floral details, with a royal crown studded with diamonds, while she wore her hair raised in the form of a low bun.

The groom appeared in traditional white Arab attire, with golden details. After the wedding ceremony, the newlyweds celebrated alongside a large number of family members and guests, as they appeared while cutting a candy cake consisting of several layers.