Myriam Fares wears her wedding dress again on her tenth wedding anniversary

The Queen of the Stage, Lebanese artist Myriam Fares, and her husband Danny celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary in a party that brought together her small family, and was dominated by simplicity and the fragrance of memories.

Myriam Fares recalls her wedding memories Myriam shared with her followers on her Instagram account glimpses of the party, in which she re-wore her wedding dress that she wore 10 years ago, and in which she appeared in the video clip for her song “Daqou El Toboul”, which included real footage from her wedding and honeymoon.

Myriam indicated that she supervised the design of the dress, and she also wore the wreath of roses that she made by hand.

Myriam Fares celebrates her tenth wedding anniversary with her family The party decor was dominated by white, as her husband and two children wore white outfits, while the table was decorated with a white cake decorated with yellow flowers, and large lit candles to increase the intimate atmosphere of the place.

Myriam also posted a photo of her and her husband's fingers, where she tattooed his name on her finger, while he tattooed her name on his finger.

She wrote: “Ten years ago, I engraved my name on your hand, and now, in our son’s handwriting, I engraved your name.”

Myriam Fares concert in Morocco

Lebanese star Myriam Fares performed a concert as part of the activities of the "Alif" Festival for Modern Arabic Music in Morocco.

Myriam Fares chose a dress designed by George Hobeika from his ready-to-wear collection for Spring/Summer 2024. It came in a fully embroidered design with one sleeve. Despite Myriam's boldness in choosing her outfits and party dresses, she decided to line the dress completely.

Myriam performed a group of her most famous songs, including “Ana w El Shawq”, “Maalesh”, “Had El Helw”, and “Ana Lek”, amidst great interaction from the audience, who danced with her to the various songs. Myriam Fares wrote, commenting on the photos: “Every time I come to Morocco and leave, I carry with me love, love, and a lot of love.”