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The royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is just around the corner, and so it's fair to say that we have all gone a little wedding crazy in the days ahead of their big day! The pair will tie the knot on Saturday at St George's Chapel in Windsor, and even Harry's father, Prince Charles, has spoken about how much he is looking forward ot the big day, saying: "It's absolutely marvellous. It's going to be a very special day for everybody. She will travel with the bride by car to Windsor Castle on the day, and Meghan will walk down the aisle with six bridesmaids, including Princess Charlotte, and four pageboys, including Prince George. The wedding will take place in the autumn of at St George's Chapel in Windsor, with further details to be announced in due course. All the latest details about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal wedding. Ahead of the two couple's special days, we want to make sure you have brushed up on your knowledge of royal weddings!

When Meghan Markle walks down the aisle toward Prince Harry, she will no doubt be carrying a sprig of myrtle in her bridal bouquet — a nod to a royal tradition that dates back centuries. With mere weeks until the May 19 royal wedding, anticipation continues to swell, along with a sense of nostalgia and numerous comparisons to matrimonial ceremonies of the past. The diamond fringe tiara that then-Princess Elizabeth planned to wear at her November wedding to Philip Mountbatten snapped as it was being put on. Luckily, the royal jewelers summoned to repair the tiara ended up fixing it in time for the wedding. The floral arrangement disappeared sometime after the Westminster Abbey ceremony as the newlyweds headed to Buckingham Palace, leaving the future queen empty handed for the wedding photos. But even when royal wedding schedules run like clockwork, old-fashioned jitters can still throw things off. No matter how many bouquets Markle will have available to her on May 19, all of them will include a piece of myrtle as part of a tradition honored by every royal bride since Queen Victoria.

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