30 Strict Marriage Traditions the Royal Family Must Follow

Could Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's get anymore adorable? Probably not.

...like this one from Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding. Perhaps we'll get another peek at baby Prince Louis with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's portrait?

There's actually a big difference between Prince William and Prince Harry's interviews—from the atmosphere to the body language to the outfits. See for yourself here.

Would you LOOK at the details on Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding cake?

On the left is the royal wedding cake of Prince Charles and Princess Diana in 1981, and on the right Prince William and Kate's from 2011. Harry and Meghan broke this tradition and chose a spring-inspired lemon elderflower cake. Learn more about the royal wedding menu here.

...which is a spot in Westminister Abbey where all brides since the late Queen Mother have left their bouquets following the wedding. Meghan and Harry will marry in Windsor Castle, so they won't be following this tradition.

It housed the weddings of Queen Anne (1683), George III (1761), George IV (1795), Queen Victoria (1840), and George V (1893). Kate Middleton and Prince William's wedding took place in Westminister Abbey. Kensington Palace announced Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding will take place at St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle—straying from tradition.

However, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge traveled by car and Princess Diana and Prince Charles took a carriage. Harry and Meghan will be riding in a carriage, as well, the first time we see them as a married couple.

A.k.a. groomsmen. The page boys and bridesmaids of Prince William's wedding are pictured above. Prince George was a page boy at Pippa Middleton's wedding and will also be a page boy at Harry and Meghan's wedding. See the full list of bridesmaids and page boys here.

This began with the wedding of the Queen's late mother in 1923. It's three times more valuable than gold from Australia or South Africa (!!!). Speaking of rings, you can get a peek at Meghan Markle's engagement ring here and see our predictions on what her wedding ring will look like here.

The only exception is if the groom is not royal, in which case they sit on the left.

They're known to make an appearance at royal events, and weddings are no exception—especially in the spring. They're also shockingly similar to Kentucky Derby hats.

True story. The Royal Marriages Act of 1772 requires it. Meghan Markle met the queen multiple times and spent quite a bit of time with her before Harry proposed. The Queen then signed a document called the Instrument of Consent, which made it official.

There's a big difference between a Princess and a Duchess, and people are still debating whether Kate Middleton is both. Technically Princess Diana shouldn't even be called Princess Diana—she's Diana, Princess of Wales. Meghan Markle won't be considered a princess because she doesn't have royal blood.

...and instead of a bachelorette party the woman has a "Hen party." (FYI Diddy and Kanye were not at Prince William's Stag...only in my dreams.)

...and wave kiss in front of the crowd. (We are all the little girl on the left.) Harry and Meghan won't have a balcony kiss because Windsor Castle doesn't have a grand balcony the way Buckingham Palace does, but we will get to see something.

No, we're not kidding. Pictured above is a slice from William and Kate's 2011 wedding. Guess you can really have your cake and eat it too!