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A Wedding Album for Harry and Meghan
WINDSOR, England — The wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, an American actress, on Saturday represented more than the love of two people: It was a coming together of British nobility and the American dream, a sign of an ever-changing royal family and an opportunity for Britain to bask in celebratory attention for a few days (not to mention to sell a fair number of commemorative plates, teacups and postcards).
Here’s a selection of the most memorable moments.
Weddings Trends and Ideas
Reinventing a Mexican Tradition: Mariachi, a soundtrack for celebration in Mexico, offers a way for couples to honor their heritage at their weddings.
Something Thrifted: Focused on recycled clothing, some brides are finding their wedding attire on vintage sites and at resale stores.
Brand Your Love Story: Some couples are going above and beyond to personalize their weddings, with bespoke party favors and custom experiences for guests.
Going to Great Lengths: Mega wedding cakes are momentous for reasons beyond their size — they are part of an emerging trend of extremely long cakes.
Popping the Question: Here are some of the sweetest, funniest and most heartwarming ways that couples who wed in 2023 asked, “Will you marry me?”
Classic Wedding Traditions: Some time-honored customs have been reimagined for modern brides and grooms seeking a touch of nostalgia with a contemporary twist.
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