The royal wedding, by the numbers
We dig into some of the numbers from the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding will be small
The royal wedding by the numbers: 3,500 people were there when Harry’s parents got married. A small fraction of that will watch the prince marry Meghan Markle.
Always ID’ing Meghan Markle as ’biracial’ buys into fiction that racial purity exists
Anne Kingston: It’s too often done with the assumption that her fiancé represents a racial norm. And that carries some ugly historical resonance
The Markles aren’t a mess, they’re a mirror
Scott Gilmore: Any family put on the royal pedestal would be found wanting. The truth is, the Markles are actually very average—they are us.
The fashion wild cards and faux pas to watch for when Prince Harry marries Meghan Markle
A royal wedding fashion preview
How long until Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting?
The royal wedding by the numbers: The newest royal couple would like to start a family ’in the near future.’ Everyone will be watching and waiting.
Harry and Meghan are older than recent royal brides and grooms
The royal wedding by the numbers: Elizabeth, Philip, Charles, Diana, William and Kate were all younger when they tied the knot
How Meghan Markle has been a royal workhorse compared to Kate Middleton
Markle has taken to royal duties ’like a duck to water,’ outpacing even her future sister-in-law during Kate’s pre-wedding months
Who’s to blame for the Thomas Markle fiasco?
From Meghan Markle’s sister to Prince Harry himself, each of the main players harboured ill motive, missed a chance to intervene or failed to spot a train wreck in the making