The ceremony took place at Windsor Castle before thousands of people. These are the postcards that the couple left behind.
Prince Harry of England and actress Meghan Markle were married on Saturday, May 19, in the Saint George Chapel of Windsor Castle, in a ceremony that was broadcast in several countries around the world.
Prince Harry, grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, and Meghan Markle were declared husband and wife by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, outside London.
The couple exchanged wedding vows and rings before a congregation of 600 people, including members of the British royal family and showbiz personalities.
Markle, 36, wears an elegant and sober white dress and a long veil held by a tiara, which has been designed by the British Clare Waight Keller, of the French house Givenchy.
Meghan Markle arrived at Windsor Castle in a black car accompanied by her mother. For his part, Prince Harry arrived walking accompanied by his brother William, who will be his godfather. Wearing an elegant white dress and a veil fastened with a tiara, Markle got out of the car, an old Rolls-Royce Phantom IV, which took her from the Clividen Hotel, where she spent the night, to the temple, where Enrique was waiting for her, dressed in the uniform of the "Blues & Royals" cavalry regiment of the British Army.
The singer Elton John, the television presenter Oprah Winfrey, the actors George Clooney and Idriss Elba, the former soccer player David Beckham, or Enrique's ex-girlfriends Chelsy Davy and Cressida Bonas, arrived at the San Jorge church, tomb of kings and stage this Saturday of their sixteenth royal wedding since 1863.
