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Princess Charlotte confidently waves to fans at the Royal Wedding – but shy Prince George hides behind dad William’s leg
PRINCESS Charlotte confidentially waves at cheering crowds as she leaves the Royal Wedding - but George is overcome with shyness as he hides behind his dad's leg.
The adorable three-year-old joined the other bridesmaids in cute white dresses and floral headbands as she left the ceremony.
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Big brother Prince George was also spotted looking adorable in his role as a pageboy - but shyly hid behind behind Prince William's legs on the steps of the chapel.
Princess Charlotte clung to her mum's hand as she delighted fans with a bold wave and smile in her white bridesmaid dress.
Kate Middleton looked stunning in a lemon-coloured jacket and hat.
Two cheeky pageboys also grinned at the waiting well-wishers as they arrived St George's Chapel.
The pageboys were snapped holding up the bride's long veil as she made her way up the steps to marry her prince.
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The bridesmaids included Miss Florence van Cutsem, 3, goddaughter of Prince Harry, daughter of Mrs. Alice van Cutsem and Major Nicholas van Cutsem, and Remi Litt, 6, goddaughter of Ms. Markle, daughter of Mrs. Benita Litt and Mr. Darren Litt.
They were joined by Rylan Litt, 4, goddaughter of Ms. Markle, daughter of Mrs. Benita Litt and Mr. Darren Litt, and Ivy Mulroney, 4 , daughter of Mrs. Jessica Mulroney and Mr. Benedict Mulroney.
The final bridesmaid was Miss Zalie Warren, 2, goddaughter of Prince Harry, daughter of Mrs. Zoe Warren and Mr. Jake Warren.
The page boys included Master Jasper Dyer, 6, godson of Prince Harry, son of Mrs. Amanda Dyer and Mr. Mark Dyer M.V.O.
The line up wass completed by Master Brian Mulroney, 7, and Master John Mulroney, 7, both sons of Mrs. Jessica Mulroney and Mr. Benedict Mulroney.
Smiling Meghan earlier gave a nervous wave as she was whisked from her hotel to Windsor with mum Doria Ragland.
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She was walked down the aisle by Prince Charles after her dad Thomas Markle Snr pulled out of attending the wedding over health scares.
The groom wore the frockcoat uniform of the Blues and Royals after the Queen gave permission.
A nervous Harry appeared to relax as he saw his bride for the first time, and she looked stunning in a chic, long sleeved design by Givenchy.
The besotted prince couldn't stop looking at stunning Meghan as she was walked down the aisle by Prince Charles.
He told her she looked "amazing" as she met him at the altar.
The bride is wearing a gown by designer Clare Waight Keller of Givenchy, and has teamed it with a dazzling Mary Diamond Bandeau tiara – lent to her by the Queen.
Harry and Meghan have now been pronounced husband and wife after pledging their love for one another in a star-studded ceremony.
The presiding bishop of the American Episcopal Church Bishop Bishop Michael Curry enthusiastically delivered a passionate address about the power of love.
The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge were among more than 30 members of the royal family who gathered in the chapel's Quire to witness Harry wed the US star at the long-anticipated nuptials.
The 600 strong congregation including American chat show queen Oprah Winfrey, tennis champion Serena Williams, actor George Clooney and his barrister wife Amal Clooney, Sir Elton John and David and Victoria Beckham and actor Idris Elba.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury proclaimed Harry and Meghan husband and wife after they said their vows and exchanged rings.
Meghan's stunning five metre long veil, decorated with hand-embroidered flowers representing all 53 countries of the Commonwealth.
It was carried down the aisle as she walked hand-in-hand with her new husband by her pageboys.
The couple couldn't stop smiling as they left the modern ceremony to the delight of cheering crowds who have been waiting in Windsor all week for a glimpse of the Royal kiss.
The newlyweds held hands and beamed at each other as the carriage pulled up to the chapel.
Princess Charlotte looked adorable as she clung to her mum Kate Middleton, who wore a stunning yellow dress and hat.
Doria shared a joke with Prince Charles as the in-laws stood on the steps of St George's Chapel following the ceremony.
Excitement spilled over as the bride and groom entered their carriage, which will whisk them away for a procession around Windsor.
Meghan waved at the jubilant crowd as her and Harry set off for the 30-minute journey.
The dress - everything you need to know
MEGHAN'S Givenchy Haute Couture dress was designed by its new Artistic director Clare Waight Keller, who has been at its helm since May 2017.
The dress focuses on the open bateau neckline that slightly shows the shoulders, with a figure fitting sculpted waistline.
It's made of six seams, with a flowing train and an underskirt made of triple silk organza. It also has three-quarter length sleeves.
Givenchy also created the stunning five metre long veil, which is decorated with hand-embroidered flowers representing all 53 countries of the Commonwealth - a design detail requested by Meghan.
It is made from silk tulle with the floral decorations made out of silk threads and organza.
The workers who made the veil spent hundreds of hours making the intricate design - and had to wash their hands every THIRTY minutes to keep the materials pristine.
The front of the veil shows crops of wheat blending into the flora, to symbolise love and charity.
Meghan's heels are made of aptly named duchess satin and have a pointed toe.
And for the mini-mes - Givenchy also designed the six adorable bridesmaids dresses.
Each dress is high waisted with short puffed sleeves and a silk ribbon detail at the back, tied into a bow.
The dresses were made of a prestigious fabric called ivory silk radzimir.
Handily - they came complete with pockets, and pleated skirts.