Rajwa Al Saif’s Wedding Dress: Who Will Design For The Royal Bride?

After months of anticipation, HRH The Crown Prince of Jordan and Rajwa Al Saif are tying the knot today at Zahran Palace in Amman, Jordan. The Royal Family of Jordan has kept details of The Crown Prince of Jordan and Rajwa Al Saif’s wedding private, but we do know that all eyes will be locked on the bride-to-be as she walks down the aisle.

Our burning question at the moment is who will be entrusted to create Rajwa Al Saif’s wedding dress? Perhaps, Rajwa will follow in Princess Iman‘s footsteps, and don a Dior wedding dress by Maria Grazia Chiuri. She might nod to her heritage and opt for a custom-made gown by a Saudi designer, such as Honayda Serafi. Ahead, we offer up designers that could potentially design Rajwa Al Saif’s wedding dress at the royal wedding.

Honayda Serafi

Rajwa Al Saif opted for a couture gown designed by Saudi designer Honayda Serafi for her pre-wedding henna party hosted by Queen Rania last week. Could this be a hint at who the bride-to-be will wear for the wedding? We think it’s a strong possibility.

Maria Grazia Chiuri

We’re betting that Maria Grazia Chiuri might return for another one of Jordan’s Royal Wedding this year, after designing Princess Iman’s wedding gown for her springtime nuptials to Jameel Alexander Thermiotis in March.

Zuhair Murad

Lebanese designer Zuhair Murad is well-known for his custom couture gowns, which have graced red carpets and aisles at high-profile weddings, like Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s. This history makes him a strong candidate to design Rajwa Al Saif’s bridal look at the upcoming wedding.

Elie Saab

Elie Saab‘s history of creating bridalwear for royals makes him a front-runner for designing Rajwa Al Saif’s wedding dress. Combined with his penchant for Swarovski crystals and detailed embroidery, Elie Saab would undoubtedly produce the perfect fairytale gown for the royal wedding.

Mohammed Ashi

Mohammed Ashi of Ashi Studio is known for his custom-made couture gowns that are infused with elegant embroidery. The Beirut-based couture designer has an eye for wedding gowns and has past experience creating bridalwear for diplomats’ wives, making him an ideal candidate for Rajwa Al Saif’s bridal look.