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The Wedding's Littlest Stars
The Australian Women's Weekly
|June 2018
The 10 tiny members of the bridal party honoured Harry and Meghan’s dearest friendships.
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There were sunshine and smiles on the steps of St George’s Chapel as four of the bride and groom’s dearest friends – the Duchess of Cambridge, Jessica Mulroney, Alice van Cutsem and Benita Litt – led six tiny bridesmaids and two pageboys towards the great oral arch that formed the threshold to the chapel, where they waited for the bride and two more pageboys to arrive. The 10-member bridal party was composed entirely of the children of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s dearest friends. Many were the couple’s godchildren.

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