On May 19, Harry and Meghan celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary. The couple tied the knot at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor, and at that time, they were seen as the monarchy’s future, together with Prince William and Kate Middleton.
As of today, we all know what happened. What began as a feud between the royal brothers swiftly became a feud between the Sussexes and the royals. Today, the relationship is at its lowest point, and the question is if there will ever be a reconciliation between them.
Even so, both weddings were splendid events, although they had their differences. One significant difference before the big day was that Kate Middleton rode to her wedding with her father. Meghan rode to the wedding with her mother instead, as the relationship with her father, Thomas, had been more complicated in the last few years.
Looking at pictures of the two brides, Meghan waved to the crowd more relaxed, her fingers spaced out. Kate, meanwhile, kept her fingers close together for her wave.
The two ceremonies were also quite different. William and Kate’s was more serious, with few laughs, while Harry and Meghan’s was far more relaxed and included gospel singing.
Harry & Meghan’s wedding raised questions over “strangers” on guest list
William and Kate’s guest list included world leaders, ambassadors, and Prime Ministers, among many other notable guests. Of course, many friends and family were there as well. On the other hand, Meghan and Harry didn’t have any of those obligations. Instead, their guest list was packed with a veritable who’s who of celebrities.
Harry and Meghan’s private life – and the media coverage they got beforehand – made their wedding unique. One royal expert even went as far as to claim that the guests were there just to, well, be there.
Movie star George Clooney and his wife, Amal, were two guests, but reports suggest they didn’t know Harry or Meghan.
On May 19, Harry and Meghan celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary. The couple tied the knot at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor, and at that time, they were seen as the monarchy’s future, together with Prince William and Kate Middleton.
As of today, we all know what happened. What began as a feud between the royal brothers swiftly became a feud between the Sussexes and the royals. Today, the relationship is at its lowest point, and the question is if there will ever be a reconciliation between them.
Now, six years later, Harry and Meghan have created a new life in the US. But has it become better? One royal expert now says the rivalry could become even worse – which could create two different royal families.
Harry and Meghan’s big royal wedding took place on May 19, 2018. The service was held at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle. The wedding was the first royal one since Prince William and Kate Middleton tied the knot seven years earlier, and considering Diana’s two sons had created a union of their own with their wives, plenty of people wanted to compare the two weddings.
Harry & Meghan’s wedding – how it was different from Prince William and Kate’s
From the outside, the wedding of Harry and Meghan was the ideal union, a mirror-image of perfection to follow the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton seven years earlier. But was everything really as it seemed?
Both royal weddings saw millions of people celebrate their respective marriages. Of course, Kate and William’s wedding was more special because it involved a future king tying the knot to his future queen.
Even so, both weddings were splendid events, although they had their differences. One significant difference before the big day was that Kate Middleton rode to her wedding with her father. Meghan rode to the wedding with her mother instead, as the relationship with her father, Thomas, had been more complicated in the last few years.
Looking at pictures of the two brides, Meghan waved to the crowd more relaxed, her fingers spaced out. Kate, meanwhile, kept her fingers close together for her wave.
The two ceremonies were also quite different. William and Kate’s was more serious, with few laughs, while Harry and Meghan’s was far more relaxed and included gospel singing.
Harry & Meghan’s wedding raised questions over “strangers” on guest list
William and Kate’s guest list included world leaders, ambassadors, and Prime Ministers, among many other notable guests. Of course, many friends and family were there as well. On the other hand, Meghan and Harry didn’t have any of those obligations. Instead, their guest list was packed with a veritable who’s who of celebrities.
Harry and Meghan’s private life – and the media coverage they got beforehand – made their wedding unique. One royal expert even went as far as to claim that the guests were there just to, well, be there.
Movie star George Clooney and his wife, Amal, were two guests, but reports suggest they didn’t know Harry or Meghan.
“There’s a story doing the rounds that while Carolyn Bartholomew, Diana’s former flatmate, was waiting for the wedding service to start, she turned to the couple alongside her and asked how they knew Harry or Meghan,” Johnson wrote in the online publication AirMail. ‘”We don’t,” the Clooneys answered brightly.’
After the wedding, Harry and Meghan were said to have visited the Clooneys at their residence in Como, Italy. George Clooney himself explained that the four have had dinner together several times in recent years.
Now, six years later, Harry and Meghan have created a new life in the US. But has it become better? One royal expert now says the rivalry could become even worse – which could create two different royal families.
