Following a high-profile wedding celebration in Lebanon, newlywed Dana Al Halani and her husband, Alan Saad, have chosen the coastal city of Limassol in Cyprus as the destination for their honeymoon, accompanied by her sister, Maritta Al Halani, according to recent fashion and lifestyle reporting.
The journey to the Mediterranean island follows a series of celebrations that captured the attention of fashion enthusiasts and regional arts circles. Dana Al Halani, the daughter of Lebanese music star Assi Al Halani, shared the first glimpses of her getaway via regional lifestyle platforms, highlighting relaxed moments alongside her husband. The couple’s relationship built upon a four-year friendship before culminating in marriage.
Honeymoon Scenes in Limassol
In the initial photographs released from the trip, the bride opted for casual summer attire, appearing in a simple white shirt paired with denim shorts while enjoying sunny weather near luxury resort facilities and swimming pools, including Nammos Limassol
. The imagery captured intimate evening outings and morning coffee moments, with Maritta Al Halani present to accompany the newlyweds.
Wedding Attire and Designer Details
The celebrations that preceded the honeymoon drew widespread attention across social media platforms, particularly regarding the bride’s wedding gown. Dana Al Halani selected a classic, fairy-tale design carrying the signature of international Lebanese fashion designer Elie Saab. The gown featured a strapless cut, a voluminous skirt, and intricate silver crystal embroidery across the upper bodice that extended into the structured fabric.
From a Civil Ceremony in Cyprus to Festivities in Lebanon
The matrimonial events officially began with a civil marriage in Cyprus before expanding into a large-scale celebration set against the natural backdrop of the Fitroun region in Lebanon. That gathering featured emotional moments, including tears from Assi Al Halani as he handed his daughter over to the groom and dedicated a specialized song titled Nassi El Thany to accompany their first dance amid dense white smoke.
Family members actively participated in the reception atmosphere. Al Walid Al Halani led traditional Lebanese dabke dancing and embraced his sister, while Maritta Al Halani performed Qualou Jan Jounouny, turning the evening into a lively youth celebration where both sisters were lifted onto shoulders.
Family Tributes on Social Media
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