Royal wedding: Fans, curious onlookers gather outside Johor palace

JOHOR BARU: The regal Johor wedding today might be restricted to visitors just, however it surely hasn't prevented inquisitive spectators from collecting outside the royal residence.

A little group had assembled at the doors of Istana Bukit Serene in the expectations of getting even a look at the wedding of Johor princess Tunku Tun Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah Sultan Ibrahim and Dennis Muhammad Abdullah.

A self-admitted Tunku Tun Aminah fan, Zakir Zakaria, 22, was among the individuals who chose to hold up outside the royal residence to praise the unique day.

Zakir, who is from Tampines, Singapore said he touched base in regards to 6am.

"I revere her character and her sympathy towards creatures and others, particularly observed after the huge fire at the Sultanah Aminah Hospital a year ago. Her character enthralls me," he said.

Zakir landed in Johor Baru with his dad Zakaria Rahim, 51, and remained close to the Crown Arch outside the royal residence equipped with his camera.

He said he avoided his school classed today to encounter the ideal function.

Around 100 police staff are positioned outside the royal residence entryways for the enormous day.

Tunku Tun Aminah, 31, is wedding Dutchman Dennis Muhammad Abdullah, 28, today.

Tunku Tun Aminah is the second of six youngsters. She learned at the Johor Baru Convent School, Sekolah Sri Utama Johor Baru, Australia International School in Singapore and the LaSalle School of Fashion and Design in Singapore.

She is likewise the leader of the Johor Darul Takzim (JDT) Football Club.

She fills in as benefactor to the Johor Baru International Festival City ane Johor Baru Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Dennis, 28, holds a senior position in a noteworthy property improvement organization in Johor. He learned at the Fioretti College Hillegom before seeking after professional examinations in mechanical building at the ROC Leiden, both in the Netherlands.

Dennis' affection for set out conveyed him to Johor, where he worked with the Johor Football Association as chief of the JDT Concept Store and Cafe.

Dennis had additionally worked at the Tampines Rovers Football Club in Singapore as a showcasing chief.