Ever since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their engagement last November, many details of their big day has been revealed to the public, including the venue, cake, and the traditions they will follow.
We've been given a peek at what the invitations look like, but the couple are keeping mum about their guest list.
Over the last few months people have been especially curious to know which members of Markle's family will be present.
Markle is extremely close with her mother, so it's without a doubt that she will be by her daughter's side on the big day.
However, when it comes to her father and half-siblings, there has been a lot of uncertainty about their attendance.
Shortly after the wedding date was revealed, Markle's controversial half-sister, Samantha Grant, said she was still waiting for her invitation.
Markle also has a strained relationship with her brother, so rumor has it, he won't be at the wedding.
Now, less than two weeks before Markle walks down the aisle, we finally have confirmation that both her parents will watch their daughter marry into the royal family.
MEETING THE QUEEN
Meghan Markle's parents will meet with Queen Elizabeth II and other royals before her May 19 wedding to Prince Harry and will have special roles in their daughter's wedding, a palace spokesman said Friday.
At the wedding, the royal couple also plan to honor the memory of the late Princess Diana, Harry's mother, who died in a Paris car crash in 1997.
Officials didn't predict the weather "” springtime in England can be glorious or horrid, sometimes on the same day "” but they outlined plans for a celebration designed to spread from the privileged environs of Windsor Castle throughout Britain and the world, via television and the internet.
Here are some of the plans disclosed by Harry's press secretary, Jason Knauf, during a briefing at Buckingham Palace:
FATHER AND MOTHER OF THE BRIDE
Markle's divorced parents, Thomas Markle and Doria Ragland, will arrive during the week before the May 19 wedding so they have time to meet Harry's family.
Knauf says they will visit with the queen, her husband Prince Philip, Harry's father Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, and with Harry's brother Prince William and his sister-in-law Kate.
Ragland will travel with her daughter by car to Windsor Castle on May 19 and Thomas Markle will walk his daughter down the aisle of St. George's Chapel for the ceremony.
Knauf says Markle is "delighted" that her parents will be by her side. He did not say whether Markle's half brother and half sister will attend the wedding.
Here's everything else we know so far about the upcoming wedding:
PRINCESS DIANA'S FAMILY WILL HAVE A ROLE AS WELL
The press secretary says Harry is "keen to involve his mother's family in the wedding" and that all three of Diana's siblings will be present.
One of Diana's two older sisters, Jane Fellowes, will give a reading during the ceremony to represent Diana's family.
"Prince Harry and Ms. Markle both feel honoured that Lady Jane will be representing her family and helping to celebrate the memory of the late Princess on the wedding day," read a statement from Kensington Palace.
THE WEDDING PARTY
Markle, an American actress who came to prominence in the TV series Suits, will not have a maid of honor during the ceremony.
Harry has chosen William as his best man.
Knauf says all the bridesmaids and page boys will be children.
That may mean a role for Prince George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 3, the children of Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge.
But don't bother looking for Prince Louis "” born in late April "” as the youngest prince will not attend the wedding.
DON'T ASK ABOUT THE DRESS
Palace officials are determined that the style and designer of Markle's wedding gown will be kept secret until the moment she gets out of the car to walk into the chapel.
They say this tradition is very important "” but that won't keep speculators from trying to guess who has received the most important dressmaking assignment of the year.
SEPARATED THE NIGHT BEFORE
The press secretary says Harry and Markle will spend the night before the wedding apart.
They have been living together in recent months since announcing their engagement. They will spend their first night as a married couple in Windsor Castle.
GOOD WISHES FOR PRINCE PHILIP'S HEALTH
Palace officials say they're hopeful that 96-year-old Prince Philip, Harry's grandfather, will be well enough to attend the wedding festivities.
The queen's husband has been recovering from hip replacement surgery and has not participated in any public events since being discharged from the hospital in mid-April.
FOLLOW THE WEDDING AT HOME
The palace plans to publish the Order of Service on its website the morning of the wedding so people watching it on television will be better able to follow what's taking place inside the church.
DELAYED HONEYMOON
Knauf would not reveal where the newest royal couple will spend their honeymoon, but he said they won't be leaving right after the wedding.
Instead they plan to make their first public appearance as a married couple during the week following the ceremony.
In the past, they have traveled in Africa together. If Harry and Meghan are anything like William and Kate, then details about their honeymoon destination will be very scarce.
Will and Kate flew to Africa for their 2011 honeymoon. A few weeks after their April 29 nuptials, the couple enjoyed a top-secret 10-day getaway in Seychelles, where they stayed in a $6,000-a-night luxury villa complete with a freshwater pool, private garden, outdoor yoga facilities, a personal chef, and butler.
[H/T: Files from AP]
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