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Royal marriages are full of great traditions, and althoughMeghan Murder Is the intention of doing things when she gets marriedPrince Harry On May 19th of St. George's Chapel in Windsor, there is a romantic gesture that goes back to Queen Victoria she kisses like all other brides who got married in Windsor's house. Among which is sure to be an abundant bouquet of peonies (his favorites), roses and other flowers from the grounds of the castle of Windsor, Meghan will also carry the myrtle of the flower. The simple white bloom was included in the bouquets of the royal bride for 173 years.

"Meghan works closely with the queen itself to ensure that it follows important royal marriage traditions and honoring the family's history," said my source. "She really benefits from being part of something so special and historical."

Myrtle is a white persistent leaves shrub that has shiny foliage and aromatic white flower and yellow berries. Victorians believed that it is a symbol of loyalty in marriage. He is always thought of bringing good luck to weddings. Back in 1840, whenQueen Victoria marriedPrince Albert, We think he would have had a myrtle spring in his wedding bouquet. Later, she received a MYrte posy from Prince Albert's grandmother during a visit to England.

The Queen then had the myrtle planted in the garden of his new house, Osborne House, on the island of Wight. He's growing up there today.

The royal brides continued the tradition of carrying the flower in the years that followed. Then Princess Elizabeth,Queen Elizabeth III had a strand added to his bouquet of white flowers. She then planted this strand after the wedding and a second royal myrtle become whose flowers are now used in modern bouquets.

princess diana Then used a spring of the house of Osborne Myrtle, as well as yellow "mountbatten" pink, in honor ofPrince Charles' great-uncle,Lord Louis Mountbatten. When he arrived atKate Middleton's Marriage, she used two sources of myrtle - one of the source of Queen Victoria and another of Queen Elizabeth. She also worn Sweet William, in honor of her new husbandPrince William.

Floral designerPhilippa Craddock I will join a team of flowers from the St. George Chapel and Buckingham Palace to create the Bouquet of Meghan and floral screens for the royal wedding next month. Designs will include local foliage at source and flowers and plants that are in season in May.

"Meghan has always loved the flowers and flowers of his day of wedding will be elegant and romantic," said my source. "The Chapel of Saint-George will be transformed into a wonderland." And for a more ambient coverage of the royal wedding, do not miss howMeghan Markle's family has just hit her in a major way.

Diane Clehane is a journalist and author of New YorkImagine Diana andDiana: the secrets of his style.

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