Harry and Meghan: Royal Wedding Miscellanea

[JessRulz]

Coat of Arms of H.R.H. Prince Henry of Wales

The Wedding of
Prince Henry of Wales and Ms Meghan Markle

Wedding Miscellanea


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[Curbside]

https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebri...using-12446974

Meghan lookalike to attend as one of the members of the public invited to the wedding.

[JuliannaVictoria]

This is so ridiculous. She resembles Meghan in no way, shape or form with the exception of shiny black hair.

[Curbside]

I think she looks a lot like her. Certainly enough to be mistaken for her at first glance.

[ACO]

Yeah I am not seeing it. She looks nothing like Meghan.

[hel]

I can see why she gets hired as a lookalike.

With that said, I hope to goodness she drops the twee "I hope no-one mistakes me for the real Meghan" act on the day. It would be embarrassing for her mother, the person who was actually invited, for her to play up the link.

[Curbside]

I read that as joking about the resemblance. I'm not sure how she became the story, but I see it as pretty harmless.

[Countessmeout]

Originally Posted by Curbside

I read that as joking about the resemblance. I'm not sure how she became the story, but I see it as pretty harmless.

No, she actually has been hired as a look a like for Meghan. Like there were look alike photo shoots for William and Kate.

Stories about her have been around since January.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/52...kle-lookalike/

It just coincidence that her mother is one of the charity workers who landed an invite to the wedding. And Sarah will be accompanying her.

[FashionMaven]

I just don't see the resemblance - other than the hair. Her mouth, eyes and nose are different. Her skin tone is off and her face shape doesn't match. There are better Meghan Markle look-a-likes. She's not it. Sorry.

[cdm]

Harry and Meghan allready got married at Legoland.
https://twitter.com/LEGOLANDWindsor/...942499328?s=20

[Tarlita]

Well it looks like I will be hosting a wedding party at my place for several girlfriends who have asked if they can come to my place to watch the wedding. So I'm thinking we might dress up and i can buy some plastic tiara's etc etc. We might even have a little wager on what colour Her Majesty is going to wear. Should be fun to celebrate H & Ms big day this way.

[Pranter]

Tarlita not sure how Amazon is for your location but my granddaughter and I got two pretty nice tiaras (metal) for under 20.00 total. Mine is all 'diamonds' and hers is 'diamonds' and pink stones (she's 9).


LaRae

[Tarlita]

Thanks Pranter they sound wonderful.

[Curbside]

My daughter has many tiaras, including the ones we purchased at Party City to watch Cinderella in the theater a couple of years ago.

[Somebody]

Has the Lego version of the wedding been discussed? Without wanting to change the topic to race (there is a separate topic for that); it is noteworthy that Meghan's skin color is represented with a stone in the same colour as Harry and the rest of the (royal) family while her mother has been given a darker stone to represent her skin color.

[RoyalHighness 2002]

Originally Posted by Somebody

Has the Lego version of the wedding been discussed? Without wanting to change the topic to race (there is a separate topic for that); it is noteworthy that Meghan's skin color is represented with a stone in the same colour as Harry and the rest of the (royal) family while her mother has been given a darker stone to represent her skin color.

For all intents and purposes, Meghan is fair skinned, so I didn't really think there's is any fuss here.

[Zaira]

Originally Posted by RoyalHighness 2002

For all intents and purposes, Meghan is fair skinned, so I didn't really think there's is any fuss here.

Meghan is lighter, but she is definitely not the same tone as Harry...

[Ish]

I’d attribute that to a limitation of the product being used (LEGO) - they have a lego block that can be used to represent darker skin, and a lego block that can be used to represent lighter skin, but not a block that can be used to represent a skin colour in between the two.

[Somebody]

Originally Posted by Ish

I’d attribute that to a limitation of the product being used (LEGO) - they have a lego block that can be used to represent darker skin, and a lego block that can be used to represent lighter skin, but not a block that can be used to represent a skin colour in between the two.

That's what I was thinking as well but it looks like they have 4 different 'nougat' colours that double as skin colour.

[wyevale]

Personally, since boyhood, i've found Lego's colour range DEEPLY unsatisfactory...