The newly-minted Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended a garden party at Buckingham Palace.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are back to work! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their first post-wedding appearance in London today. The newlyweds attended a garden party at Buckingham Palace to celebrate Prince Charles's various patronages and military affiliations in honor of his 70th birthday.
The royals left their home in Kensington Palace to head to Buckingham Palace, where the garden party was held. Meghan's hair was in an elegant low bun, similar to her wedding day hairstyle.
Harry and Meghan were introduced as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for the first time upon entering the party.
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The Duchess wore a blush dress by Goat with a hat by Philip Treacy. For even more details on her dress (and how to purchase it for yourself!), click here.
She wore a small pair of diamond earrings with a diamond bracelet and a pale pink silk clutch. Meghan's new wedding band was also on display, alongside her gorgeous engagement ring.
He paid tribute to his father's charity work in a touching speech.
Prince Harry interrupted his speech when a bumblebee flew too close to him, and the rest of the royals couldn't help but laugh.
Camilla chose a spring-inspired ensemble for the occasion, wearing a bright green dress and matching jacket.
Just a few days prior, Prince Charles walked Meghan down the aisle at her wedding to Prince Harry.
In addition to paying tribute to his father's charity work, Harry took a moment to remember and reflect on the Manchester attack, which took place exactly one year prior.
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According to royal reporter Richard Palmer, there were an estimated 6,000 people at the garden party.
Meghan and Harry sweetly walked arm and arm around the party.
Charles, Camilla, Meghan, and Harry pose for a group photo with guests at the garden party. The event honored Charles's many patronages.