Meghan's wedding anniversary tribute to Prince Harry
Meghan Markle has paid tribute to Prince Harry for giving her "a lifetime of stories" as the couple mark their seventh wedding anniversary.
Meghan shared on Instagram a mood board which included pictures of their children Archie and Lilibet.
"Seven years of marriage. A lifetime of stories. Thanks to all of you (whether by our side, or from afar) who have loved and supported us throughout our love story – we appreciate you. Happy anniversary!," she captioned the post.
The photos spanned the couple's time together – from early selfies in London to private moments such as Archie's ultrasound scan and their trip to Botswana for their second date.
The board featured snaps from their wedding day, as well as a handwritten lyric sheet of Ben E King's song Stand by Me, which was performed at their ceremony in St George's Chapel.
Among other photos was a previously unseen picture of Meghan's coat of arms, designed in collaboration with the College of Arms and approved by the late Queen Elizabeth when Meghan became a duchess upon marrying Harry.
The post also had images of Archie, now six, and Princess Lilibet, who turned three on Monday.
There were also snapshots of family life at their LA home, including a tea party in the garden.
Reflecting on their wedding day, Meghan once said: "Let's call this a modern fairytale. Once upon a time, there was a girl from L.A..
"Some people called her an actress. And there was a guy from London. Some people called him a prince. All of those people didn't fully get it.
"Because this is the love story of a boy and a girl who were meant to be together."
Meghan Markle has paid tribute to Prince Harry for giving her "a lifetime of stories" as the couple mark their seventh wedding anniversary.
Meghan shared on Instagram a mood board which included pictures of their children Archie and Lilibet.
"Seven years of marriage. A lifetime of stories. Thanks to all of you (whether by our side, or from afar) who have loved and supported us throughout our love story – we appreciate you. Happy anniversary!," she captioned the post.
The photos spanned the couple's time together – from early selfies in London to private moments such as Archie's ultrasound scan and their trip to Botswana for their second date.
The board featured snaps from their wedding day, as well as a handwritten lyric sheet of Ben E King's song Stand by Me, which was performed at their ceremony in St George's Chapel.
Among other photos was a previously unseen picture of Meghan's coat of arms, designed in collaboration with the College of Arms and approved by the late Queen Elizabeth when Meghan became a duchess upon marrying Harry.
The post also had images of Archie, now six, and Princess Lilibet, who turned three on Monday.
There were also snapshots of family life at their LA home, including a tea party in the garden.
Reflecting on their wedding day, Meghan once said: "Let's call this a modern fairytale. Once upon a time, there was a girl from L.A..
"Some people called her an actress. And there was a guy from London. Some people called him a prince. All of those people didn't fully get it.
"Because this is the love story of a boy and a girl who were meant to be together."
Meghan Markle has paid tribute to Prince Harry for giving her "a lifetime of stories" as the couple mark their seventh wedding anniversary.
Meghan shared on Instagram a mood board which included pictures of their children Archie and Lilibet.
"Seven years of marriage. A lifetime of stories. Thanks to all of you (whether by our side, or from afar) who have loved and supported us throughout our love story – we appreciate you. Happy anniversary!," she captioned the post.
The photos spanned the couple's time together – from early selfies in London to private moments such as Archie's ultrasound scan and their trip to Botswana for their second date.
The board featured snaps from their wedding day, as well as a handwritten lyric sheet of Ben E King's song Stand by Me, which was performed at their ceremony in St George's Chapel.
Among other photos was a previously unseen picture of Meghan's coat of arms, designed in collaboration with the College of Arms and approved by the late Queen Elizabeth when Meghan became a duchess upon marrying Harry.
The post also had images of Archie, now six, and Princess Lilibet, who turned three on Monday.
There were also snapshots of family life at their LA home, including a tea party in the garden.
Reflecting on their wedding day, Meghan once said: "Let's call this a modern fairytale. Once upon a time, there was a girl from L.A..
"Some people called her an actress. And there was a guy from London. Some people called him a prince. All of those people didn't fully get it.
"Because this is the love story of a boy and a girl who were meant to be together."
Meghan Markle has paid tribute to Prince Harry for giving her "a lifetime of stories" as the couple mark their seventh wedding anniversary.
Meghan shared on Instagram a mood board which included pictures of their children Archie and Lilibet.
"Seven years of marriage. A lifetime of stories. Thanks to all of you (whether by our side, or from afar) who have loved and supported us throughout our love story – we appreciate you. Happy anniversary!," she captioned the post.
The photos spanned the couple's time together – from early selfies in London to private moments such as Archie's ultrasound scan and their trip to Botswana for their second date.
The board featured snaps from their wedding day, as well as a handwritten lyric sheet of Ben E King's song Stand by Me, which was performed at their ceremony in St George's Chapel.
Among other photos was a previously unseen picture of Meghan's coat of arms, designed in collaboration with the College of Arms and approved by the late Queen Elizabeth when Meghan became a duchess upon marrying Harry.
The post also had images of Archie, now six, and Princess Lilibet, who turned three on Monday.
There were also snapshots of family life at their LA home, including a tea party in the garden.
Reflecting on their wedding day, Meghan once said: "Let's call this a modern fairytale. Once upon a time, there was a girl from L.A..
"Some people called her an actress. And there was a guy from London. Some people called him a prince. All of those people didn't fully get it.
"Because this is the love story of a boy and a girl who were meant to be together."
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