The Prince and Princess of Wales were guests of honor at the lavish Jordanian royal wedding this past Thursday (William's "chop chop" moment made a bit of a splash).

At this year's royal wedding, where Crown Prince Hussein and his current wife, Princess Raja, took their vows, lip readers caught a sweet exchange between William and Kate and the groom's parents, King Abdullah and Queen Rania, reports the Mirror.

When William and Kate arrived at Zahara Palace for the event, Rania, a member of William's Earth Shot Awards Council, asked William how the children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, were doing, said lip reader Jeremy Freeman. When the couple entered, they exchanged pleasantries, and Abdullah is believed to have said to William, "It is a pleasure to see you," and to Kate, "It is an honor to see you."

After William and Rania kissed on the cheek, Rania is believed to have said, "I am so happy to see you, how are your children?"

It is believed that she said, "I'm very happy to see you, how are your children? Unfortunately, the camera did not capture William's reply, but Lanier then appeared to say, "That's good."

Kate wore an Elie Saab dress to the wedding. Princess Beatrice also attended with her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.