Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have driven to
their wedding reception at Frogmore House in a converted electric jaguar after
their royal ceremony earlier today. This evening the royal couple, the newly
created Duke and Duchess of Sussex, headed to their reception at Frogmore House,
a 17th-century venue in the grounds of Windsor Castle. About 200 guests were
due to join the couple at the evening event at the Frogmore mansion, where
Meghan was due to make a speech to guests. Actor James Corden, who attended the
ceremony earlier with his wife Julia Carey, is set to play the role of host and
entertainer for the reception, it is reported. The bride's evening dress is
designed by Stella McCartney and is a bespoke lily white high neck gown made of
silk crepe, while her Aquazurra shoes are silky satin with soles painted in
baby blue. She was also sporting an aquamarine ring which one belonged to
Princess Diana. Earlier Meghan became the first mixed-race member of the royal
family in an extraordinary journey for a girl born in LA to a white father and
African-American mother who fought her way through the tough world of
showbusiness to land a plum role in the TV series Suits. Harry and Meghan's big
day couldn't have been more different than royal weddings of the past,
especially because the prince was visibly emotional throughout - and guests
suggested it was the most diverse major event in the Queen's 66-year
reign.
