Are you wondering what the 2018 royal wedding will be like, what the wedding dress will be like, and whether the public will get a chance to toast with the newly married royal couple? Read on for what you need to know about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding.
Here are some things you need to know about the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
When is the royal wedding 2018?
On December 15 last year, Kensington Palace confirmed via Twitter that they would marry Prince Harry and Meghan Markle married on May 19, 2018.
A couple's decision to marry Saturday, is not in line with royal tradition – royal couples report during the week. Duchess Kate and Prince William got married Friday, Queen Elizabeth II. and Prince Philip Thursday. The date is also covered by the date FA Cup finals (the FA Cup, the oldest football competition in the world) at Wembley, where Prince William usually presents the trophy. The month of May was chosen, among other things, so that Duchess Kate could have some time off relieved from the third birth, which is expected in April.
Wedding invitations follow the royal tradition, they were made by Barnard to Westwood. The invitations were printed in gold and black, gilded the edges and then 'gilded' the invitations to make them really shine. The emblem of the Prince of Wales is placed in the centre.
Where will the 2018 royal wedding be?
The royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will take place in the chapel of St. George at Windsor Castle, but it should start at 12 o'clock local time (in our country it is at 14:00). The costs of the wedding (service, music, flowers, decorations and reception) will be fully winged by the royal family.
A cake of lemon and elderflower will be made by chef Claire Ptak, and she will take care of the flowers Philippa Craddock (arrangements should consist of beech, birch and hornbeam branches, as well as white roses, peonies and thimble).
It was supposed to be at a wedding "around 600 guests", which compared to the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, which had 1,900 guests, and Queen Elizabeth II. and Prince Filip, who had 2,000 guests, really drops into the sea. Prince Harry is sixth in line to the royal throne, which means he doesn't need to invite diplomats from all over the world to the wedding.
When the couple are married - the Dean of Windsor will officiate and the Archbishop of Canterbury will perform the wedding ceremony as they exchange their eternal vows - they will a carriage procession passed through Windsor County.
After that, there will be a reception for the couple and guests from the congregation, and later in the evening they will have a reception for close friends and family.
She will be the official wedding photographer Alexi Lubomirski.
Meghan Markle is also expected to give her speech at the reception, as her father is expected to decline the speech, but she will escorted to the altar. The royal couple graciously declines wedding gifts, instead urging people they donate to charities.
Who will make Meghan Markle's wedding dress?
Meghan Markle's wedding dress is undoubtedly the biggest fashion statement of the year. Meghan has been dressing in clothes until now Canadian fashion designers, Erdem, Antonio Berardi, Marchesa and Misha Nonoa.
Fiancé portraits hint that the 36-year-old could be reuniting with Michael Russo and Tamara Raph, an Australian couple who have already designed a Ralph & Russo dress, in which Meghan dazzled alongside her fiance.
Who will be Meghan's bridesmaids?
Prince George and Princess Charlotte they most likely will page boy and flower girl, and Marklova should choose her bridesmaids from among her closest friends. Actress Priyanka Chopra, tennis champion Serena Williams, fashion designer Misha Nonoo and stylist Jessica Mulroney are just a few suggestions for Meghan's bridesmaids.
