The wedding symbolizes a generational shift for the Pahlavi family: a blend of their royal heritage with contemporary global identity. For many in exile and beyond, the ceremony stood as a reminder of the family’s evolving role in the modern world—no longer ruling but still very much in the public eye. For many in the diaspora, the Pahlavis still carry symbolic significance, and Iman’s marriage represents a bridge between history and the present—a reminder that cultural identity evolves and adapts, just as families do.
