The Queen’s Royal Wedding Attire: From Light To Bright
Queen Elizabeth II is noted for her colorful attire. She has been cited as saying, “I can never wear beige because nobody will know who I am.” The Queen wore a primrose yellow long-sleeved gown with a matching bonnet at Prince William and Kate’s wedding. When she attended Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding in 2018, the Queen wore a brighter green cloak over a purple gown. She wore it with a matching green hat embellished with purple feathers.
The Queen’s Royal Wedding Attire: From Light To Bright
The Royal Wedding Veils
While Kate’s wedding gown train was longer than Meghan’s, it was Meghan’s veil that dazzled guests and those watching from home. Kate’s veil was a top-secret Royal School of Needlework piece that looked stunning with the Queen’s tiara. Clare Waight Keller created Meghan’s 16.5-foot-long veil, which contained wildflowers from 53 different countries, after Meghan requested that all Commonwealth nations be represented in her veil design.
The Royal Wedding Veils