Zara Tindall's uncomfortable expression during Prince Harry and Meghan's wedding - and how she blamed it on being pregnant
As they filed into St George's Chapel the wedding guests likely expected a similar format to William and Kate's wedding.
But imagine their surprise when they were met with a gospel choir and American bishop who delivered a passionate sermon.
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