By now it is official, the date of the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is fixed and the whole UK prepares for a year of celebrations. Even if you are not invited to the wedding of the year, but you still want to immerse yourself for a few days in the collective euphoria, here is 7 things to do and see in the year of the royal wedding of Prince Harry.
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1. Discover the location of the historic "Yes"
Prince Harry and Meghan will marry next May 19 at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle. Blindly during the great day, you can visit before and after with the possibility to book in advance.
Visitors to the Green suburb of London can explore the areas Harry and Meghan will travel on their special day, with a tour of the oldest and largest castle in the world. Also on Saturday or Sunday you can spot His Majesty the Queen who is used to spend the weekend in this beautiful setting.
2. A visit to the real apartment
Prince Harry and Meghan will move to Kensington Palace, which means that both principles and their families will be close to Home.
Real fans can visit a part of the Palace, located in the west of London, which has large rooms and houses historical works of art.
The building also houses an exhibition dedicated to the clothes of Princess Diana of the 80s and 90s called Diana: Her Fashion Story.
3. Make yourself at Buckingham Palace
The royal residence is a must for fans of the most famous family in England.
If the royal banner is high, it means that the Queen is at home and most likely engaged in the preparations of family celebrations that will take place in the coming months.
Around 11 am, every day, you can see the celeberrim Change of the guard; book a visit, instead, you will open the doors of State (State Hall) – which include the Throne Room, where in 2011 the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge laid for the official photo shoot of their marriage.
4. Visit to Westminster Abbey
Over two billion people witnessed the marriage of William and Kate in the historic Westminster Abbey in 2011. Visiting this place will seem to relive the magical moments of that great day.
The abbey is a building of great value as well as one of the most popular tourist attractions in London. Walking to the altar as Kate will make all the princesses feel for a day!
5. Admire Kate's portrait
At the National Portrait Gallery you can find the first painted portrait of the Duchess of Cambridge by artist Paul Emsley, who is currently on display in Hall 39: an incredible piece to look closely and closely.
Other real portraits on display include His Majesty the Queen and Prince Philip celebrating their anniversary.
6. Princess Shopping in West London
Both the Cambridge Duchess and Meghan Markle are shoppers on Chelsea’s King’s Road, where there are many designer boutiques.
Cambridge Duchess was spotted while buying clothes and accessories for children before George's birth, so it will be easy to cross it in the next few months.
Famosa is Moses' blue wicker cradle who bought from Blue Almonds in Walton Street; always on the same street another real landmark is the children's furniture store Dragon.
7. In laying with the Real
Who wouldn't like to be among the friends of the spouses and family photos at the next royal wedding? Unfortunately, it is a privilege reserved for selected guests on the guest list.
But you can make up with a visit to Madame Tussauds, for an unmissable selfie next to Prince Harry, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, to His Majesty the Queen and Prince Charles.
