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Official logo released ahead of Jordan’s royal wedding

The Royal Hashemite Court shared the official logo on Sunday, which has the words
The Royal Hashemite Court shared the official logo on Sunday, which has the words "we rejoice" written in Arabic calligraphy. (Courtesy of Royal Hashemite Court)
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15 May 2023 01:05:35 GMT9
15 May 2023 01:05:35 GMT9

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DUBAI: In anticipation of the royal wedding between Crown Prince Hussein and Saudi Arabian citizen Rajwa Al-Saif on June 1, Jordan’s Royal Hashemite Court has released the official wedding logo. 

The Royal Hashemite Court shared the official logo on Sunday, which has the words “we rejoice” written in Arabic calligraphy. A bilingual version of the logo has the Arabic calligraphy along with the words “Jordan’s Royal Wedding” as well as the date, “1-6-23.”

“As the date of the wedding of HRH Crown Prince Al Hussein and Miss Rajwa Khalid Alseif nears, we are pleased to share the official logo to mark the occasion,” the Royal Hashemite Court posted on Twitter. 

An animated version of the logo was also released. 

The wedding ceremony is set to take place at Zahran Palace, where Prince Hussein’s parents King Abdullah II and Queen Rania wed in 1993, followed by a reception at Al-Husseiniya Palace. 

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