The real-life version of Lifetime's latest TV movie took place today (May 19), as billions tuned in to watch Prince Harry wed Meghan Markle.
Thousands of people descended upon the town of Windsor to see the Prince tie the knot with the former Suits actress and humanitarian.
Over 600 guests attended the ceremony at St George's Chapel, including Oprah Winfrey, Idris Elba, Elton John, George Clooney, David and Victoria Beckham and Meghan's former co-stars.
Plenty of royal family members were also in attendance, although Princess Beatrice didn't wear a ridiculously over the top hat.
After much speculation, Meghan stepped out in a stunning dress, designed by Clare Waight Keller, which incorporates a floral pattern representing all the Commonwealth countries.
Meanwhile, Harry wore the frockcoat uniform of the Blues and Royals, which the Queen gave her permission for him to wear.
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The service began at midday, with Prince Charles accompanying Meghan for part of her journey down the aisle. There were plenty of hymns, and speeches by both British and American members of the Church.
Meghan's ring was fashioned from Welsh gold, which was gifted to her by The Queen. Breaking with royal tradition, Harry has put on a wedding ring, which his brother and father did not do.
After the hour-long service, the now officially married couple headed out onto the steps of St George's Chapel just after 1pm, before taking a carriage procession through Windsor's town centre and down The Long Walk back to the castle for a private reception hosted by the Queen.
Prince Harry has now been given the title of The Duke of Sussex, as well as Earl of Dumbarton and Baron Kilkeel. Meghan is now Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Sussex.
Digital Spy has got you covered for Harry and Meghan's royal wedding. We've got a gallery with pictures of all the outfits from today's event, and will be covering all the unmissable moments from the day.
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