When they returned to Iran the wedding ceremony was repeated at Marble Palace, Tehran, which was also their future residence.[7][19] As Mohammad Reza spoke no Turkish (one of the languages of the Egyptian elite, the other being French) and Fawzia spoke no Persian, the two talked to each in French, which both were fluent in. Upon arriving in Tehran, Reza Khan had the main streets of Tehran decorated with banners and arches, and had a celebration at the Amjadiye stadium attended by 25, 000 of the Iranian elite with synchronized acrobatics by students being followed by bastani (Iranian calisthenics), fencing, and football.[25] The wedding dinner was a French-style dinner with "caviar from the Caspian Sea", "Consommé Royal", fish, fowl and lamb.[26] Fawzia disliked Reza Khan, whom she described as a violent and thuggish man prone to attacking people with either his whip or riding crop.[27] In contrast to the French food she had grown up with in Egypt, Princess Fawzia found the food at the Iranian court sub-par.[28]