
Meghan Markle aka the Duchess of Sussex wore a five-metre (16 ft) veil decorated with hand-embroidered flowers which paid tribute to the 53 countries of the Commonwealth.

She completed her beautiful white wedding gown with a diamond tiara borrowed from Queen Elizabeth for her big day.

Visitors can see the veil's intricate embroidery up close as well as listen to the couple talk about preparing for their wedding day through an audio device, which also has a recording of Waight Keller describing her work on the bride's dress.

The white, sleek long-sleeved gown with a boat neck was designed by Clare Waight Keller, the British artistic director of French fashion house Givenchy for the May 19 wedding in Windsor, an event watched by millions around the world.

The show called "A Royal Wedding: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex" opens on Friday and runs at Windsor Castle until January.

Visitors can see the veil's intricate embroidery up close as well as listen to the couple talk about preparing for their wedding day through an audio device, which also has a recording of Waight Keller describing her work on the bride's dress.