The world is waiting to see what Meghan Markle is going to wear to her wedding this Saturday. Although we don't know definitively what to expect, based on past royal looks, here are our theories:
I'm feeling like Meghan would give us a bit of flower crown, a nice sweetheart neckline, and some poppin' accessories like Queen Victoria.
Many Victorian Brides chose to embellish their dresses with Orange & Myrtle Blossom – a tradition started by Queen Victoria who chose to wear a wreath of Orange Blossom rather than a tiara at her Wedding to Prince Albert in 1840. #RoyalWedding https://t.co/pH4t5VZI0D
Back in the 1800s, Queen Victoria's wedding dress was viewed as simple. As possibly the originator of the 'flower crown', could a look like this, with an off-the-shoulder neckline made out of Honiton lace, be the style Meghan will go for?
Or could Meghan go glitz and glam like Queen Elizabeth, decked out with all the sartorial stops?
On The Queen's Wedding Day, Her Majesty wore a Norman Hartnell designed gown that was inspired by Botticelli's painting 'Primavera'. #RoyalWedding https://t.co/PPL1tYhcez
On the other hand, Queen Elizabeth's wedding dress had the rose of York hand-embroidered in over 10,000 pearls and crystals, which is quite the opposite of simple. Could Meghan go out for a dress with a train like this? 🤔
Honestly, I think Meghan could give us a ton of drama with her dress, like Princess Diana did. Do y'all see these angles?!
Or she could go for the calmer version, with a cascading train and a more romantic-style dress, like Kate Middleton.
It wouldn't be out of the ordinary for Meghan to follow suit of her predecessors. I mean, look at Princess Diana and Kate Middleton's similarities:
And of course, a train that goes on, and on, and on.
Oh, and I didn't forget about the tiara: If you're gonna stunt in jewels, you have to shine! Tiaras are super important for the British royal family, like for Princess Margaret:
Or even for Kate Middleton, whose Cartier tiara was embellished with almost 1,000 diamonds.
