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One last moment that will make you melt before we sign off and wait for the couple to make their way to Frogmore House at about 4am AEST.
Meghan's bouquet featured Forget-Me-Nots, Princess Diana's favourite flower. Harry picked them from the couple's private garden for his bride.
Here's the bouquet up close:
And on that sweet note, goodnight sweet prince (and princess)!
Before the private knees up at Frogmore House, the Queen will host 600-guests at Windsor Castle.
The Palace has released this (extensive) canape menu, which includes:
· Scottish Langoustines wrapped in Smoked Salmon with Citrus Crème Fraiche
· Grilled English Asparagus wrapped in Cumbrian Ham
"I'm ready for a drink now," is what the new Duke of Sussex said to his new bride as they rode through the streets of Windsor after the ceremony, according to Now To Love's entertainment editor Bella Brennan.
The online news platform of Woman's Day and The Australian Women's Weekly had a lip reader on stand by and got the skinny on what the couple had to say to each other during the ceremony.
When Meghan got to the altar he reportedly said: "You look amazing. I missed you".
Read all about it here while I fetch a tissue to stem these tears of joy.
Meghan's father Thomas has told TMZ: "My baby looks beautiful and she looks very happy. I wish I were there and I wish them all my love and all happiness."
He is reportedly in California, recovering from heart surgery and said watching the ceremony was "emotional and joyful."
The owner of the most enthusiastic wave of The Firm, Princess Charlotte, is back.
Watch out for the 57-second mark.
Prince William was supposed to have another job today back in London in his role as President of the Football Association.
The Palace have confirmed he won't be presenting the FA Cup to the winner of the match between Chelsea and Manchester United.
The look of a lady in charge.