Look, we live in a time where Beyonce is gospel.
So it shouldn’t be a huge shocker that Prince Harry will be wearing a wedding ring after he marries Meghan Markle.
In a little over a fortnight, on May 19, we’re going to see everyone’s favourite lovebirds profess their commitment to one another at the royal wedding.
Their nuptials, which will take place at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle will include the exchanging of wedding bands.
We can’t wait to see Harry and Meghan both with their wedding bands.
A well placed pal explained to E! that Harry “does want to wear a wedding band unlike his older brother who prefers to go without one.”
Before William and Catherine’s 2011 royal wedding, the palace released a statement explaining that the royal would not wear a band because he prefers not to wear jewels.
We all know the former military man is a huge fan of wearing symbols of his devotion – he is rarely seen without his beaded bracelets.
William isn’t a fan of jewels… Which may be a slight issue when he’s king!
He first started sporting the jewelry item following his mother’s passing in 1997. It is believed he purchased it while in Africa – and it is a reminder of happier times.
“I first came [to Africa] in 1997, straight after my mum died. My dad told my brother and me to pack our bags – we were going to Africa to get away from it all,” he told Town & Country in an interview a year ago.
If you cast your mind back to that time, Meghan shared on Instagram an image showing an identical one!
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Check out Harry’s bracelet…
Then have a look at the identical one Meghan is wearing!
You know what else has a nice ring to it… Queen Elizabeth’s very generous gift to her (we’re guessing favourite) grandson.
It is expected that Her Majesty will give Prince Harry and Meghan Markle their own stately home as a wedding present.
She famously gifted Wills and Kate Anmer Hall, that sits on her Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, two years after their 2011 nuptials – after she had it renovated.
We’re chuffed with that!
Royal insiders at Hello believe that Meghan and Harry could receive the York Cottage.
The Queen has no shortage of homes, but the York Cottage is definitely a mighty fine choice.
It used to be known as the Bachelor’s Cottage.
It was created as a residence for Sandringham House.
King Edward VII passed it on to his son Prince George, later King George V, and his wife Queen Mary as a wedding gift.
Sounds perfect for the new Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
