The royal wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle took place on Saturday, May 19, and it was beautiful! The love these two have for each other was very evident and you could really see the love and excitement on their faces. The Royal Wedding coverage began at 4am Eastern time and was said to have around 2 billion viewers across the world. Here is a recap of some of the most beautiful moments of their wedding day.
The Venue:
The ceremony took place in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle in the United Kingdom. The beautiful stain glass windows were a great backdrop for the ceremony.
I loved the British commentators who kept calling the cars "people carriers." Meghan Markle arrived to her wedding ceremony in a 1950 Rolls Royce Phantom IV.
To their reception, Price Harry and Meghan Markle drove in a vintage Jaguar E-type.
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex wore his Blues and Royals Uniform to his ceremony. He was accompanied by his brother and best man, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge.
The Bride:
Meghan Markle was beaming as she walked down the aisle to her husband to be. Unfortunately, her father was unable to make the wedding due to health conditions, so her new father-in-law, Charles, Prince of Wales, stepped in to lead her down the aisle.
Meghan's Ceremony Look:
Meghan's stunning and timeless ceremony gown was designed by Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy.
Her veil was made up of beautiful lace detail and was over 16 feet long. It was also designed by Givenchy.
Her veil was carried down the aisle by some adorable Flower Girls and Page Boys.
The tiara Meghan Markle wore was Queen Mary's diamond bandeau tiara, which was loaned to her from Queen Elizabeth.
Meghan made a quick outfit change before the reception and changed into Stella McCartney halter top gown. She kept the classic look and simple hairdo. Prince Harry changed from his Blues and Royals Uniform into a classic tuxedo.
The couple could not have asked for a more beautiful day for their wedding. Everything about it was absolutely stunning and looked like a dream come true.
Congratulations to the new Duke and Dutches of Sussex!
If you missed the ceremony, or want to see it again, check out this video below:
Great recap of the royal wedding. I loved Meghan Markle's reception look! Her updo paired beautifully with the halter neck dress.
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ReplyDeleteGreat description about the royal wedding this past weekend, and great background detail information!
ReplyDeleteAhh! I loved the Royal Wedding! It's so interesting knowing that the whole world was watching these two people get married! I loved how simple everything was too; from her dresses to the decorations. Absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is so great! I do not have time to actually watch the coverage of the Royal Wedding, so this was a great recap for me! What a beautiful bride. I remember watching when Princess Diana got married many years ago, it was quite amazing.
ReplyDeleteGreat recap, Stunning couple, and your page looks beautiful as well!
ReplyDeleteI really loved the idea that they had a wedding that suited their own styles. It seems that Meghan is a very conscience woman, and wanted include everyone in her special day. I thought, although she was very simple in style, she was a beautiful bride. I spent all of Saturday morning watch it over, and over, and over, again!
ReplyDeleteThis was sweet to watch! Such a nice break from all the bad news that seem to be splashed all over the tv. You did a great job with recapping as well!
ReplyDeleteWhat a good recap of their beautiful day! It makes me happy knowing that they are truly in love. A couple of generations ago they were still getting married for power! Good to see the world moving on!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great recap!! The wedding was absolutely beautiful. After it was over, was definitely not mad about waking up so early to watch every bit of it.
ReplyDeleteI can't help but laugh a little at how crazy people get over this........I can't judge though as I was researching it the next day on google :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job for summarizing the wedding and pointing out all of the cool bits of historical relevance. Now, I have to figure out a way to top this for my wedding ;)
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