The Most Reverend Michael Curry seems to have been one of the highlights of the wedding service, looking at the response on Twitter.

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This afternoon, a reception is taking place at St George's Hall for the couple and their guests.

Later on this evening, Prince Charles will give a private reception at Frogmore House for the couple and 200 close friends and family.

Children at a special party held in the grounds of Salisbury Cathedral have been writing their own messages for the happy couple on a giant wedding cake made from card.

Helen Smither from the cathedral's education department created the cake with gold-sprayed paper doilies and tissue paper peonies.

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Wasps and England rugby player James Haskell seems to be enjoying the day, telling the BBC he "could feel the electricity in the air" during the service.

But Haskell, seen here with fiancee Chloe Madeley, has been criticised for attending the royal wedding instead of supporting his team-mates in their Premiership semi-final match against Saracens.

Former England international Lawrence Dallaglio said on BT Sport: “He should be here [at the match] with his teammates. I’m sure Harry wouldn’t mind, he loves his rugby anyway.”

Another former England man, Austin Healy added: “Injury or not, he should be here. I can’t understand that.”

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Emily and Alice Rigg from Hampshire are watching coverage of the Royal Wedding as the sun sets in Hong Kong.

They are sat on Repulse Bay beach.

"We are enjoying the brilliant Radio 4 commentary on the royal wedding today," says Emily.

"I am visiting my sister who is studying at Hong Kong University and we had to make sure we would not miss this wedding!"

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After all the secrecy surrounding the Duchess of Sussex's wedding day look, the beans have been officially spilled.

Her hair was reportedly styled by celebrity hairdresser Serge Normant and the make-up was done by Meghan's long-time friend Daniel Martin.

So now you know.

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It's the end of the carriage ceremony, with the Long Walk the last part of the journey.

Hundreds of people had lined the streets - some of whom had been waiting for hours, if not days, to catch a glimpse of the newlyweds.

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Soprano Elin Manahan Thomas sang during in the service.

She told Clare Balding on 5 live "it was so exciting, it's such a huge honour".

Elin said the highlight for her was the little bridesmaids "all eyes agog walking up the aisle behind [Meghan], it just was a joy".

"It's been a lovely, relaxed proper family and friends wedding" she said.

Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau has sent his regards to the new couple.

“We wish Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Sussex a lifetime of happiness, and all the best as they start this new chapter together," he said in a statement.

Theresa May, Philip Hammond and Woody Johnson, the US ambassador to the UK, have also posted messages on social media.

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Meghan's father, Thomas Markle, has spoken to TMZ, as his daughter Meghan, now the Duchess of Sussex, leaves the church with her new husband, Prince Harry.

Mr Markle, who was originally expected to walk his daughter up the aisle, was unable to attend the wedding because of ill health.

There are hundreds of people in Greenwich, where the crowds have been following events on the big screen.

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The Royal newlyweds are in the carriage!

Eleanor Oldroyd was in the chapel for 5 live: "This has been a service which has managed to blend royal tradition and transatlantic pizzazz."

The royal couple begin their procession through the grounds of Windsor Castle before heading out to see the crowds.

This is the public's first glimpse of the newly-married couple in the flesh.

Harry and Meghan chatted to each other and pointed things out in the crowd as the carriage passed roads flanked by royal fans.

Here's the route they're taking:

The Most Rev Michael Curry gave an animated 13-minute address about the power of love and harnessing the energy of fire.

"If humanity ever captures the energy of love it will be the second time that we have discovered fire." he concluded.