She wore her hair in a natural, loosely pinned-up style, with minimal jewelry, except for her engagement ring and a small diamond bracelet said to be a family heirloom. The bouquet featured seasonal white peonies and jasmine—flowers commonly found in Persian gardens—further weaving together the cultural threads of East and West. The marriage has drawn warm reactions from around the world, especially from younger generations who view Iman as a relatable figure balancing tradition with modern identity. On social media, many praised her decision to have a simple ceremony and to marry someone outside of royalty, seeing it as a departure from outdated expectations and a move toward personal freedom.
