The wife of Prince Abdul Mateen of Brunei wore a beautiful glittering dress for her wedding by renowned fashion designer Zuhair Murad – who has created looks for Beyonce, Taylor Swift and Heidi Klum

Prince Abdul Mateen of Brunei's new wife Yang Mulia Anisha Rosnah wore a beautiful wedding dress by a Lebanese fashion designer who has created looks for celebrities including Beyonce, Taylor Swift and Shakira.

Zuhair Murad took over Instagram to offer his congratulations to the 'beautiful couple' and wished them 'a life full of love and happiness'.

In a caption to the photo carousel of the bride's gorgeous glittering ensemble, which she wore on Monday, he wrote: 'I had the honor of being part of the royal wedding of the Brunei family by designing Prince Abdul Mateen's wedding gown .'

Hundreds of people gathered on the streets of the Southeast Asian country this weekend to watch the happy couple parade through the capital ahead of their wedding reception.

Sunday was the eighth day of the couple's 10-day wedding – which has already seen Asia's most eligible bachelor legally taken off the market – and days full of festivities.

The elaborate ceremony also saw the royal couple publicly tie the knot (despite doing so legally last Wednesday) and enjoy a graceful reception attended by an array of international royalty and dignitaries.

Zuhair's design showcased Anisha's effortlessly elegant style in an ivory, shimmering dress adorned with intricate floral elements.

The long-sleeved gown, which also had a modestly cut neckline, was paired with a shimmering long veil and tiara.

She clutched a matching clutch, seemingly decorated with the same fabric, as she walked arm-in-arm with her new husband.

Zuhair's designs have also been worn by Adele, Jennifer Lopez and Heidi Klum. And it's not his first rodeo with royal weddings: the fashion guru designed the dress that Princess al-Taweel of Saudi Arabia wore to Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding in 2011.

Internet-famous Prince Abdul Mateen announced his engagement to Yang Mulia Anisha Rosnah in December – an announcement that shocked fans of Asia's most eligible bachelor.

His new wife is the granddaughter of an advisor to Brunei's leader, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah. It is understood that she owns a fashion and tourism company and the couple has been dating for years.

Photos show the couple taking part in a public wedding ceremony under a lush pergola before entering the palace for a formal blessing.

An estimated 5,000 people were expected to attend a reception at the Istana Nurul Iman Palace on Sunday.

Guests reportedly included royals from Saudi Arabia and Jordan, as well as Indonesian President Joko Widodo and Philippines leader Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

An Islamic wedding ceremony took place on Wednesday, formalizing Prince Abdul Mateen's marriage to Yang Mulia Anisha Rosnah.

Sunday was an elaborate affair and the 32-year-old prince was dressed for the occasion in a white and gold ceremonial uniform, while his bride wore a long white dress and jewelry.

The couple waved to thousands of people who gathered on the streets of Bandar Seri Begawan before arriving at the Istana Nurul Iman Palace in an open-top Rolls Royce.

This was the first time the newlyweds were seen together since the legal wedding ceremony took place behind closed doors earlier this week.

However, this was only attended by male members of the wedding party, including the prince himself and his father, the Sultan of Brunei.

Prince Abdul Mateen is the fourth son and tenth child of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, 77, and his former second wife Mariam Abdul Aziz, 67.

The prince is sixth in line to the throne and has risen to prominence on social media, where he actively engages with the public on Instagram – and has 2.4 million followers.

His lavish lifestyle is evident on the social media platform: superyachts, exotic pets, world-class hotels and private jets, intertwined with official royal duties around the world.

But perhaps surprisingly, when the Prince was 24, GQ Thailand described him as 'a grounded man who does not like to show off his family's wealth'.

“He says thank you at the end of every sentence, and he makes no distinctions by class or social status in his interactions with those around him,” the publication said.

The interview showed that the prince's charm attracted more attention than his striking appearance.

It also indicated that Mateen was more focused on sharing his interests and discussing family and friends, rather than the monarch's wealth.

Coincidentally, his father, the Sultan of Brunei, is one of the richest people in the world, with a net worth of over £24 billion – thanks to exports of crude oil and natural gas.

Prince Mateen, who was named one of Asia's 50 most coveted bachelors by Tatler Magazine in 2016, holds a Master of Arts in International Studies and Diplomacy from the University of London in 2016.

He currently serves as a helicopter pilot in the Royal Brunei Air Force, with the rank of Major.

Mateen has also shown his passion for polo by representing Brunei at the Southeast Asian Games in 2017 and 2019.