Every Moment at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Royal Wedding the World Is Talking About (Updating)

May 19, 2018

We’ll be updating this post as today’s joyous occasion unfolds to keep you — our royal readers — as up to date as possible.

If you’re not one of the lucky 600 guests Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s invited to their royal wedding, you’re likely tuning in online or on TV like the rest of us commoners.

With so much going on — so many celebrity arrivals, so many missing Markles and a hefty time difference — it’s a challenge to keep up. But fear not! TooFab’s got you covered.

We’ll be updating this post as today’s joyous occasion unfolds to keep you — our royal readers — as up to date as possible.

Below are the most notable moments from Harry and Meghan’s (soon-to-be Duke and Dutchess of Sussex’s) big day.

Harry’s Beard

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Prince Harry made his arrival alongside brother Prince William — sporting a beard! Many speculated the royal would show up for his big day with a freshly shaved face, but alas, he opted for a trim. And he looks good.

Queen Elizabeth’s Chartreuse Number

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Queen Elizabeth II, 92, wanted to make sure she made her presence known at the royal wedding by wearing a striking chartreuse number. Accompanying Elizabeth was Prince Charles, who will be walking Meghan down the aisle.

Meghan’s Givenchy Gown

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Meghan stepped out in an all-white, boat-neck Givenchy gown, designed by British designer Clare Waight Keller. Her hair was pulled back in a low, messy bun. She looked regal AF.

Harry Removing the Veil

When Harry lifted Meghan’s veil, he whispered to her, "You look amazing. I’m so lucky." Be still our hearts.

Meghan’s Tiara

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Meghan’s veil was held in place by Queen Mary’s diamond bandeau tiara, lent to Meghan by The Queen. The diamond bandeau is English and was made in 1932, with the entre brooch dating from 1893.

Bishop Michael Curry of Chicago

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According to royal protocol, addresses given at royal weddings are customarily given by senior members of the Church of England, but not this time! Bishop Michael Curry of Chicago, the head of the Episcopal Church, presided over Harry and Meghan’s nuptials.

‘Stand By Me’

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After Bishop Michael Curry gave a powerful sermon, Karen Gibson and The Kingdom Choir sang a stunning gospel rendition of the 1961 Ben E. King classic, "Stand By Me."