As the bridesmaids and pageboys depart the church....published at 13:10 BST 19 May 2018
...here's a snapshot of them arriving, with harried mothers keeping them in check.
Well done!
Royal wedding 2018: Princess Charlotte and Prince George arrive
Summary
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have become husband and wife
They married in a happy and uplifting service at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle
The couple have been made Duke and Duchess of Sussex
Prince George, four, and Princess Charlotte, three, were among pageboys and bridesmaids
Ms Markle’s dress is by acclaimed British designer Clare Waight Keller
Newlyweds celebrated with 200 close friends and family at private evening reception
As the bridesmaids and pageboys depart the church....published at 13:10 BST 19 May 2018
Media caption, A kiss from the newlywedspublished at 13:09 BST 19 May 2018
The newlyweds - now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex - have made their way out of the chapel and been greeted by cheering crowds.
Meghan's mother, Doria, followed the couple out of the chapel alongside the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall.
Harry and Meghan paused on the steps, turned to face each other and kissed before smiling at the crowds, who again erupted into cheers.
All you need to know about the wedding dresspublished at 13:04 BST 19 May 2018
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter months of speculation, Meghan Markle's wedding dress has been revealed today.
The pure white, boat neck gown is designed by British designer Clare Waight Keller, the artistic director of French fashion house Givenchy.
The designer, Clare Waight Keller, was appointed the first female artistic director at Givenchy in 2017 and presented her debut collection for spring/summer earlier this year.
Ms Markle, who met Waight Keller this year, chose to work closely with her on the design because of her "timeless and elegant aesthetic, impeccable tailoring, and relaxed demeanour", Kensington Palace said.
She previously served as the creative head of three globally influential fashion houses - Pringle of Scotland, Chloé, and now Givenchy.
In pictures: The happy couplepublished at 12:57 BST 19 May 2018
Image source, AFPImage caption, The pair looked relaxed during the ceremony
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Social media users commented the couple could not stop staring at each other
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Michael Curry's address seemed to go down well
Image source, ReutersImage caption, The ring slipped on without any trouble
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The Duchess of Cornwall speaking to the Duchess of Cambridge during the ceremony
Signing of the registerpublished at 12:54 BST 19 May 2018
Prince Charles and Dorian Ragland have joined the bride and groom as they sign the register.
The organ was played by Luke Bond before 19-year-old cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason - who won the 2016 BBC's Young Musician competition - performed.
Who wants to tell him..?published at 12:49 BST 19 May 2018
Actor Stephen Mangan tweets...
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End of X post'A triumph from Givenchy'published at 12:46 BST 19 May 2018
London-based wedding dress designer and creator, Charlotte Hardwick, comments:
Meghan's dress was always going to be unexpected, impossible to predict.
I expected more detail, beading, modern lace embroidery than the relative plainness - yet the silhouette and off-shoulder is perfectly Meghan. The figure of the dress is beautiful as she moves, and twists to greet the crowds.
A triumph from Givenchy.
Image source, Charlotte Hardwick“We’ll be done by 5:15pm, right?"published at 12:45 BST 19 May 2018
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End of instagram postCheeky.
Manchester United are getting in on the fun on Instagram, accompanying this picture with the caption: "We'll be done by 5.15pm, right?".
It's hard to imagine any of their players are watching the Royal Wedding as they prepare for their FA Cup final clash with Chelsea, which kicks off at 17:15 today.
What are the odds on Becks catching a last-minute ride to Wembley to watch the final from the stands?
Invited public following ceremony outsidepublished at 12:41 BST 19 May 2018
BBC Radio 5 live
Proving you don't have to be inside the chapel to follow the royal wedding ceremony...
The invited public are following the order of service outside in the sunshine.
'I therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife'published at 12:39 BST 19 May 2018
BreakingThe deed is done. The royal couple have made their vows and exchanged rings.
Meghan and Harry are married!
The address goes down wellpublished at 12:39 BST 19 May 2018
Image caption, Elton John listens to the address
Image caption, The prince seemed to enjoy the address
Former Labour leader Ed Miliband was certainly a fan of that address by Bishop Michael Curry.
He said: "Rev Michael Curry could almost make me a believer."
Royal commentator Charlie Proctor tweeted: "I can totally see why Meghan chose Michael Curry to deliver the address. I am not religious but am totally engrossed."
Royal reporter Emily Nash added: "This is brilliant from Bishop Curry - some amazing facial expressions all around! 'We're going to sit down, we gotta get y'all married!' Beatrice giggling, Zara open-mouthed in disbelief!"
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End of X postHarry picked flowers for Meghan's bouquetpublished at 12:32 BST 19 May 2018
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End of X postWatch: Prince Harry lifts Meghan's veilpublished at 12:30 BST 19 May 2018
Media caption, Royal wedding 2018: Prince Harry lifts Meghan's veil
Address focuses on the power of lovepublished at 12:27 BST 19 May 2018
Most Rev Michael Curry, the head of Episcopalian Church, gives the address, focusing on the idea of love.
He opened with a quote from Martin Luther King.
"We must discover the redemptive power of love and when we do that we will make of of this old world a new world."
"There is power in love," he told the congregation, "Don't underestimate it. Not just in its romantic forms, but any form, any shape of love.
"When you are loved and you know, when you love and you show it... it actually feels right."
'Thank you, Pa'published at 12:26 BST 19 May 2018
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End of X postWatch again: Meghan's arrival at St George's Chapelpublished at 12:25 BST 19 May 2018
Media caption, Royal wedding 2018: Meghan Markle arrives at Windsor Castle
In the crowds? Let us know!published at 12:25 BST 19 May 2018
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'The bride and groom keep looking at each other'published at 12:21 BST 19 May 2018
BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, PAEleanor Oldroyd is in St George's Chapel for BBC Radio 5 live: "As they sing, the bride and groom keep looking at each other... Prince Harry delighting in his role as the bridegroom."
A look back at Meghan's grand arrivalpublished at 12:20 BST 19 May 2018
Image source, PAImage caption, Meghan Markle arrives at the chapel
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, A page boy waves to the crowds
Image source, PAImage caption, Meghan Markle smiles at the crowds
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Meghan Markle's mother Doria Ragland
Spectators react to Meghan's dresspublished at 12:18 BST 19 May 2018
Spectators in Salford applauded after seeing Meghan Markle step out in her wedding dress, designed by Clare Waight Keller.
Hundred of people have gathered to watch the events on the big screen at MediaCityUK - often dubbed Costa del Salford when soaked in sunshine.
