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Queen Maxima, Crown Princess Victoria, more to attend Queen Rania's son's wedding© The Royal Hashemite Court

Queen Maxima, Crown Princess Victoria, more to attend Queen Rania’s son’s wedding

A Dutch Princess will be joining her parents at the festivities


MAY 16, 2023 1:12 PM EDT

Less than a month after  King Charles III’s coronation, royals from around the world will come together again for another special occasion:  Crown Prince Hussein   of Jordan’s wedding.

 Queen Rania  and King Abdullah II’s 28-year-old son will marry his fiancée Rajwa Al Saif on June 1. A number of royal guests have confirmed their attendance, including  Crown Prince Frederik   and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark,  Crown Princess Victoria   and   Prince Daniel  of Sweden, and  Crown Prince Haakon   of Norway.

Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Daniel, King Willem Alexander, Queen Maxima, Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Haakon (pictured in 2010) will be among the guests at the wedding© Getty Images
Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Daniel, King Willem Alexander, Queen Maxima, Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Haakon (pictured in 2010 ) will be among the guests at the wedding

The Dutch Royal House announced on May 16 that Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands will join her parents Queen Maxima and King Willem-Alexander at the “festivities surrounding the wedding.”

Meanwhile, the Queen of Malaysia confirmed to The Royal Watcher that she and the King will attend the wedding, and also revealed the dress code. The Royal Watcher tweeted on May 15 that the dress code is “more like black tie, long dress but no tiaras...”

Crown Prince Hussein and Rajwa got engaged last August. Queen Rania’s firstborn recently revealed that he met his future wife “ through an old friend from school.” Per  Vogue   Arabia, Hussein said, “I consider myself lucky because it is not every day you meet someone like Rajwa.”