Tengku Natasya Adnan, daughter of Tengku Adnan, a former Malaysian minister, was officially married to Tengku Arif Bendahara Tengku Muhammad Iskandar, a prince from the Pahang Kingdom, Malaysia, on Thursday (10/24/2024). This marriage was not only in the spotlight because of their status, but also because of the unique traditions that also adorned the couple's love journey.
It is known that Tengku Natasya has Indonesian blood from her mother, the famous old actress of the country, Enny Beatrice. The bride and groom held a royal wedding in Ambarrukmo, Yogyakarta, with a ceremony with a strong Javanese traditional feel.
This magnificent wedding ceremony was attended by royal families and important figures from various countries, typical of a royal wedding full of elegance. On November 7, 2024, the bridal party traveled to Yogyakarta.
So what was the excitement of the wedding reception of Tengku Natasya and Pangeran Pahang like? Let's take a peek at the portraits, reported by brilio.net from various sources on Sunday (10/11).
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Before holding a reception at the Pendopo Agung Royal Ambarrukmo Yogyakarta, the royal wedding ceremony of the bride and groom took place at the Abdul Aziz Palace, Indera Mahkota, Kuantan, Malaysia.
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The series of events has a Javanese traditional feel, from clothing to various other processions.
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The reception procession lasted from noon to night. Before the reception there was a procession known as ngunduh mantu. The Prince of Pahang also followed the ranupada procession or washing the bride's feet to the groom.
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This is a portrait of a Javanese traditional event that took place at Royal Ambarrukmo Yogyakarta.
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The bride and groom wore complete Javanese traditional wedding attire. Starting from accessories to makeup full of Javanese traditional touches.
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Various entertainment stages, carriages, and the bride and groom's procession were all in the typical style of a Yogyakarta palace bride and groom.
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In the evening, it was continued with a reception. The bride and groom were seen accompanied by both sides of their immediate families.
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This is a portrait of Tengku Natasya and her extended family from Pangeran Pahang.
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The bride and groom pose with their parents. Enny Beatrice is seen wearing a bright kebaya with a plain white shawl.
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The royal wedding reception was held in a luxurious manner, inseparable from the traditional customs of the Yogyakarta kingdom.