Windsor gets ready: All systems go and tight security around royal wedding venue
Windsor is getting ready for the Royal Wedding.
Friends and family of the couple, royalists and the world’s media have descended on Windsor ahead of the nuptials.
People were treated to a sneak preview of the soon-to-be newlyweds, thanks to realistic looking waxworks by Madame Tussauds.
The wax figures were placed along the Long Walk in Windsor so fans could pose for selfies and make their own memories of the royal occasion.
The town’s streets have been lined with bunting and Union Jack flags to celebrate hosting the wedding.
During the ceremony, Prince Harry’s nephew and niece, Prince George and Princess Charlotte will act as pageboy and bridesmaid.
The youngsters have practise in the roles after carrying out the same duties at their aunt Pippa’s wedding last year.
MOST POPULAR TODAY ON YAHOO
North Korea threatens to pull out of talks with US if it is forced to give up nuclear weapons
Experts think they’ve finally solved mystery of disappeared Malaysian Airlines flight MH370
Pilot ‘sucked out’ of plane after cockpit windshield blows mid-flight
Royal wedding: Meghan Markle’s father ‘changes his mind and wants to attend wedding to Prince Harry’
Paedophile who drove 130 miles with cheerleader outfit in car to meet 10-year-old girl jailed
Meghan’s other bridesmaids will include Harry’s goddaughters, Zalie Warren, two, and three-year-old Florence van Cutsem, Ms Markle’s goddaughters, sisters Remi and Rylan Litt, aged six and seven respectively, and four-year-old Ivy Mulroney.
The other pageboys are Harry’s godson, Jasper Dyer, aged six, and seven-year-old twin brothers Brian and John Mulroney.
The palace has already announced that Ms Markle is not having a maid of honour because she did not want to choose just one person from her close-knit group of friends.
Kate is likely to play a supervisory role for the young pageboys and bridesmaids, something she did when her younger sister, Pippa, married James Matthews last year.
