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Meghan Markle reached 125 years back into the British monarchy's vault to choose her wedding tiara.
The diamond bandeau Markle wore was made for Queen Mary, who was crowned with husband King George V in 1911. The tiara was specifically designed to accommodate a brooch that was given to Mary in 1893 to commemorate her engagement to the then-Prince George.
Queen Elizabeth II inherited the pieces in 1953. The grandmother of groom Prince Harry has hundreds of tiaras stored in locked vaults. Royal tradition holds that the queen would let Markle borrow one of the sparkly heirlooms.
A teenage cellist is getting praise for his performance at the royal wedding.
Sheku Kanneh-Mason, who is 19, performed for 600 guests and a huge global television audience as the newlyweds Harry and Meghan, now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, signed the register.
Kanneh-Mason performed works including Franz Schubert's "Ave Maria." The cellist won the BBC's Young Musician of the Year contest in 2016, the first black musician to do so.
The royal newlyweds took a short trip through Windsor in a horse-drawn carriage, to the delight of thousands of well-wishers.
The crowd roared as Harry and Meghan emerged from St. George's Chapel and kissed at the top of the steps.
The couple, now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will travel through Windsor in the Ascot Landau carriage before looping back to Windsor Castle for their reception.
Tens of thousands of people came to Windsor in hopes of catching a glimpse of the couple.
Queen Elizabeth II arrived at St. George's Chapel in Windsor in a flared lime-colored dress in printed silk and an edge-to-edge coat with a lime silk tweed fastening.
The royal palace said that both items of clothing were designed by Stuart Parvin. She was joined by her husband, Prince Philip. The guests stood to attention as the pair entered the chapel.
Tennis great Serena Williams and soccer star David Beckham were among famous guests from the world of sports attending the wedding of Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle.
A-list couples including George and Amal Clooney were among celebrities attending the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Crowds cheered as the Hollywood star and his lawyer spouse arrived at Windsor Castle — he in a grey suit, she in mustard yellow dress and matching hat.
David and Victoria Beckham were also at St. George's Chapel for the ceremony. The former soccer star doffed his sunglasses to pose for photos with well-wishers. Designer Victoria wore a smart navy blue ensemble and hat with half-veil.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle chose Cleave & Company to make their rings.
The American actress' ring has been made with Welsh gold given by Queen Elizabeth II. The company also made her engagement ring.
Prince Harry's ring is a platinum band with a textured finish.
Prince William carried the rings into St George's Chapel.
Royal fans came from near and far for a glimpse of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on their wedding day in Windsor.
Hundreds camped out overnight to get a prime spot outside for the newlyweds' horse-drawn carriage near Windsor Castle after the ceremony.
"I woke up wet, and I'm freezing cold, my back is sore, and I just want to go to bed," said Bernadette Christie, a Canadian from Grand Prairie, Alberta.
"I'm here for that 10 seconds when that coach goes around the corner," she said. "It'll be well worth it."
Queen Elizabeth II has conferred a dukedom on Prince Harry — making him the Duke of Sussex, Earl of Dumbarton and Baron Kilkeel.
The new title will mean that when Harry marries American actress Meghan Markle later Saturday in Windsor, she will become the Duchess of Sussex.
The secondary titles are for use in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
The monarch similarly bestowed titles on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge before their wedding in 2011.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex depart the Chapel for a carriage procession through the Castle and Windsor Town #RoyalWedding pic.twitter.com/2aBMGIcZSf
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) May 19, 2018
