Meghan's wedding dress has gone on in display in a special exhibition open to the public (Image: GETTY)
Royal fans are being offered a chance to get up close to the famous dress in a special exhibition, titled A Royal Wedding: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex. The display at the Palace of Holyrood House in Edinburgh will run until October 6, giving members of the public unprecedented access to the iconic wedding attire. The event also features behind-the-scenes footage of Meghan, 37, and Harry, 34, being interviewed as they prepare for their big day.
Meghan’s silk dress featured a boat neckline and fitted bodice which pulled in at the waist.
Her veil, on which designers painstakingly embroidered the national flowers of each of the 53 Commonwealth nations, will also appear in the Scottish exhibition.
The California poppy was also featured on the 16-foot long trail, a nod to the Golden State where Meghan was born and raised.
A life-size model wearing the outfit also dons Meghan’s spectacular tiara, which originally belonged to Queen Mary and was loaned to the duchess by the Queen.
