Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will ride away from their ceremony in a horse-drawn carriage, as many royal couples (like Prince Charles and Princess Diana, pictured above) have done after their wedding ceremonies. If weather permits, the top of the carriage will be open, so the pair can greet the public who have come to cheer for them.
Watch for These 8 Things at the Royal Wedding
If you're one of millions who will watch Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's nuptials, keep an eye out for these traditional elements.
British royal weddings are often rooted in custom. Many of the ceremonies—particularly those of close relatives of the queen—share striking similarities.
Celebrations usually include lavish cakes with several tiers, the wedding couple often rides to and from their ceremony in a carriage, and, in the past, the bride’s bouquet has been inspired by practices stemming back to Queen Victoria's time. Royal brides in Britain can add personal elements to their special day, but most combine those additions with time-honored royal traditions.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markel's wedding will be watched by millions—hundreds in person and many more from afar. If you plan to be one of those joyous viewers, prepare for the event by learning some of the traditions the couple
