Prince Harry Needs Queen Elizabeth’s Approval For Costume On His Wedding Day

 If you have to take your grandma’s permission to what you can wear on your wedding, don’t worry, you are not alone, Prince Harry feels you.

It’s almost a year since Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle's big day, we thought we could keep all the memory in our minds, but luckily, now everyone can relive the magical wedding through a museum exhibit called A Royal Wedding: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The exhibit is held at Scotland’s Palace of Holyroodhouse, but reportedly, it was supposed to be displayed at Windsor Castle. In the exhibit they will present some photos on the wedding day, Meghan's wedding attire, Prince George and Princess Charlotte’s outfits at the occasion, and Harry's uniform replica.

More excitingly, the organizer will provide the audio-guide service, which includes interviews with Meghan and Harry. The guest can have a new look with about the wedding BTS details which got into their marriage ceremony plan.

Reportedly, Prince Harry said he chose the frock coat as a uniform, with approval from his grandmother, because he thought it’s one of the smartest Household Cavalry uniforms.

Well, not any guys want to have his grandmother’s agreement to what he would wear on his big day, right? Though living in a regal family seems cool but also so tough sometimes.

Also, according to the records, Meghan had shared about the big deal of detail such as vibe, her requirement for the wedding. And she had even talked about her personal and of significance pick for the big day, and she hoped the wedding would be private and intimate.

What are you waiting for but not coming to the Scotland exhibit right now??