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THE ROYAL WEDDING : PRINCE HARRY AND MEGHAN MARKLE

5/19/2018

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Meghan Markle wearing The House of Givenchy and Clare Waight Keller Haute Couture wedding gown. Photo credit: Givenchy Instagram 

​The whispers started back in October 31st 2016, “Are they, aren’t they?” Confirming the relationship the following month in November 8th 2016, Prince Harry released a very rare statement asking the media to stop harassing his then girlfriend. Showing not only how serious Harry was about Meghan, but how serious he was about protecting her and their relationship. 
 
Despite the statement, which calmed the paps down slightly, the media storm still followed the couple right up to the wedding day itself, with drama surrounding the Markle family and speculation about who would be attending and what Meghan and the guests would be wearing.
 
The ceremony which was held at St George’s Chapel on May 19th 2018, just like the couple themselves was modern, and broke tradition for many reasons, not least because his bride, (then named) Meghan Markle, was a previously married, mixed-American actress with an unconventional family. Meghan even walked herself down the aisle before being met by Prince Charles who gently led her to Prince Harry. 

Included in the ceremony was a non-traditional sermon conducted by American Reverend Bishop Michael Curry, who some have said even upstaged the bride with his highly energized, passionate sermon. The royal family as well as the English guests faces (including David Beckham and Elton John) made for some amusing memes following the wedding weekend as the stark contrast between the English traditions and American culture were made apparent.  

However, despite loving or loathing the sermon, no one can deny the beauty in the differences and enjoying seeing the Royal family looking far more modern than it did even 5 years ago. The mix of cultures is a true reflection of the world we live in and as such, it’s important for our children to see themselves reflected in the media and on the faces of the future generations of the Royal Family.
 
 
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Photo credit: Givenchy Instagram

With all the build up and drama surrounding the wedding, people were even more excited to see what the ceremony would be like, and with equal anticipation, waiting to see what Meghan Markle would wear. After Saturday we didn't have to wonder any longer. Meghan arrived at St George's Chapel wearing a Givenchy Dress.  Despite being made by a French Fashion House, the dress was designed by British designer, Clare Waight Keller, who last year became the first female Artistic Director for Givenchy.

​The dress was far less fussy than some people had anticipated. Modest, with three quarter length sleeves, but showing the collarbone with its bateau neckline, and A-line silhouette, the dress was stunning in feminine ethereal simplicity. The drama came in the form of a 16-foot silk tulle veil. 
 
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Givenchy sketches: Photo credit: Kensington Palace Official Instagram 
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Givenchy Instagram : "THE SKETCH: Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Sussex wore a Givenchy Haute Couture gown designed by Clare Waight Keller. The pure lines of the dress are achieved using six meticulously placed seams. The graphic open bateau neckline gracefully frames the shoulders and emphasizes the slender sculpted waist." 
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Photo credit: Givenchy Instragram 
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Photo credit: Givenchy Instagram

​Honoring the commonwealth the veil was adorned with hand embroidered flowers that represented the 53 countries in the Commonwealth.  Accessorized with Cartier Jewelry and a tiara borrowed from the Queen, the exquisitely elegant look was complete. Check out the best outfits from the star-studded wedding. 
 
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Meghan Markel with her mother Doria Ragland. Photo Credit: Oscar de la Renta Instagram 
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Looking stunning in Stella McCarney, International Human Rights Lawyer Amal Clooney with husband, George Clooney. Amal accessorizes with a Stephen Jones head dress. Photo credit- Stella McCartney Instagram
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Oprah wearing a blush, double tiered dress with lace trim made of sustainable viscose by Stella McCartney. Photo credit: Stella McCartney Instagram 
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Queen Elizabeth II In Stewart Parvin. Photo credit: Steward Parvin Instagram 
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Doria Ragland with Prince Charles and Camilla wearing Oscar de la Renta. Photo Credit: Oscar de la Renta Instagram
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Doria Ragland wearing a custom Oscar de la Renta Wedgwood green wool crepe dress and coat ensemble with ivory floral thread embroidery and a Rogan box clutch. Photo credit: Oscar de la Renta Instagram 
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Kate Middleton, The Duchess of Cambridge wearing Alexander McQueen, with Prince William and their daughter, Princess Charlotte wearing Aquazzura shoes. Photo credit Instagram 
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​Serena Williams in Atelier Versace accessorized with Bulgari jewelry. Photo Credit: Versace Instagram 
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Pippa Middleton with husband James Mattews. Pippa wears the Hepburn dress by The Fold London. Made of pure silk, with floral design hand painted and printed in Italy. Photo credit : The Fold London
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Carey Mulligan in Erdem with Marcus Mumford. Photo credit: Instagram 

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Priyanka Chopra wearing Vivienne Westwood outfit, Philip Treacy hat and Jimmy Choo Shoes. Photo credit: Priyanka Chopra Instagram. 
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Abigail Spencer (with Priyanka Chopra) wears a Polka Dot Dress and Crystal Buckle Belt by Alessandra Rich 

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Suits cast members Gabriel Macht and Jacinta Barrett. Barrett wearing a Emilia Wicksted dress and Philip Treacy hat. Photo Credit: Emilia Wickstead Instagram 
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Suits cast member, Gina Torres, wearing a Christos costarellos dress. Photo credit: Christos Costarellos Instragram 
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Suits cast member Sarah Rafferty wearing a Lanvin and Olivier Lapidus navy blue silk embroidered custom-made dress. Philip Treacy hat. Photo credit: Sarah Rafferty.  
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THE RECEPTION 


For the evening wedding reception held at Windsor, Megan wore a bespoke Stella McCartney high neck lily white gown in silk crepe. 
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Photo credit: Stella McCartney
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Photo credit: Stella McCartney
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Photo credit: Stella McCartney
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Photo credit: Stella McCartney
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​THE CAKE
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​The wedding cake served at the reception. Designed by Claire Ptak and features elderflower syrup made at The Queen’s residence in Sandringham from the estate’s own elderflower trees, as well as a light sponge cake uniquely formulated for the couple. Photo credit and details: Kensington Royal Official Instagram 
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