Washington: The Royal wedding dress of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are exhibited at the Scottish castle in Edinburgh.
Meghan Markel's stunning Givenchy wedding dress has been put on display. For the first time, the dress has been put on display as a part of the exhibition titled 'A Royal Wedding: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex'.
The special exhibition, which has kick-started on June 14, 2019, will run until October 6, 2019.
Prince Harry's Household Cavalry uniform was curated by tailors at Dege and Skinner on Savile Row, London. While Givenchy's artistic director Claire Waight Geller designed the wedding gown worn by Meghan.
Speaking about the couple's wedding uniform, Claire said: "The main centerpiece of the exhibition is the wedding dress worn by the couple including of course Ms. Markle's wonderful wedding dress."
Alongside the wedding costume Meghan's shoes, tiara, and one of a kind 16ft long veil were also on display. It goes without saying that the diamond and platinum studded tiara is the show stealer. The embroidery on the veil represented 53 countries of the British Commonwealth.
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To make it more realistic, a replica of the bridal bouquet was also made from artificial flowers.
The outfits worn by flower girl Princess Charlotte and page boy Prince Goerge were on display as well.
Busting all speculations whether his uniform is real, Price Harry said to have loaned an identical uniform from the Palace of Holyroodhouse for the exhibition.
Visitors at the exhibition will also get to watch the pre-wedding video where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex discuss their choice of outfits, music and flowers.
