The Royal Bride and Bridegroom exchange wedding vows at St George’s Chapel, Windsor.

The Most Reverend Michael Curry mentioned slavery, the Old Testament and quoted the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in his unusual speech and sermon.

The passionate preacher provoked a few chuckles in the chapel – and even Harry and Meghan couldn’t help but snigger at one point.

The Kiss.

Prince Harry walks with his best man, the Duke of Cambridge, as he arrives at St George’s Chapel

Page boys carry the train as Meghan Markle arrives at the Chapel.

Meghan walked halfway through the church before being met Prince Charles at the Quire who took her to Harry.

Harry said ‘thank you, pa’ after his father Prince Charles walked Meghan down the aisle of St George’s Chapel, Windsor.

A sea of smiling faces greets Harry and Meghan as they leave the church after the American-influenced service conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex walk down the west steps of St George’s Chapel.

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex leave Windsor Castle.

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex in the Ascot Landau carriage. Is so called because it’s used by The Queen at Royal Ascot every year.

Harry and Meghan’s big day was a thoroughly modern affair for a new generation of royals with huge crowds all wanting to take their mobile picture or selfies.

Excitement: Royal fans pictured leaning out of windows and standing on roofs as the royal procession makes its way down Windsor’s high street.

Happy families: Kate and William share a joke as their four-year-old son Prince George looks out to the crowds.