New photo Meghan Duchess of Sussex had patch of fabric from first date with Harry sewn into wedding dress

The Duchess of Sussex carried an intimate reminder of her first date with Prince Harry when she walked down the aisle, ITV’s new royal documentary reveals.

As her ‘something blue’ from the traditional bride’s rhyme, Meghan asked to have stitched into the lining of her wedding dress a patch of fabric from the outfit she wore on the blind date when she met the Prince for the first time.

Hearing the revelation, a female curator of the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace, where the dress is due to go on display, replied: ‘Oh, that’s about the most romantic thing I’ve heard.’

Meghan asked to have a piece of fabric from the outfit she wore on her first date with Harry sewn into her wedding dress

Hearing the revelation, a female curator of the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace, where the dress is due to go on display, replied: ‘Oh, that’s about the most romantic thing I’ve heard’

In another touching scene, Meghan is shown admiring her 15ft wedding veil, which famously featured embroidered floral decorations representing all 53 Commonwealth nations.

Meghan said it was her idea to incorporate the symbolism in a design which mirrored that of the Queen’s Coronation gown in 1953.

The Duchess revealed that the embroidery had been intended as ‘a fun surprise for my now husband, who didn’t know, and he was really over the moon to find out that I would make this choice for our day together’.

Which flowers are represented on Meghan's veil?

AFRICA

· Botswana - Ear of Sorghum and Cat’s Claw (Uncaria tomentosa)

· Cameroon - Red Stinkwood (Prunus africana)

· Gambia - White Variety Orchid

· Ghana - Caladium (Caladium)

· Kenya - The Tropical Orchid

· Lesotho - Spiral Aloe (Aloe polyphylla)

· Malawi - Lotus (Nymphea lotus)

· Mauritius - Trochetia Boutoniana

· Mozambique - Maroon Bell Bean (Markhamia zanzibarica)

· Namibia - Welwitschia (Welwitschia mirabilis)

· Nigeria - Yellow Trumpet (Costus spectabilis)

· Rwanda - Torch Lily (Kniphofia uvaria)

· Seychelles - Tropicbird orchid (Angraecum eburnum)

· Sierra Leone - Scadoxus (Scadoxus cinnabarinus)

· South Africa - Protea (Protea cynaroides)

· Swaziland - Fire Heath (Erica cerinthoides)

· Uganda - Desert rose (Adenium obesum)

· United Republic of Tanzania - African violet (Saintpaulia)

· Zambia - Bougainvillea (Bougainvillea)

PACIFIC

· Australia - Golden wattles (Acacia pycnantha)

· Fiji - Tagimaucia (Medinilla waterhousei)

· Kiribati - Bidens Kiribatiensis

· Nauru - Calophyllum

· New Zealand - Kowhai (Sophora microphylla)

· Papua - Sepik Blue Orchid (Dendrobium lasianthera)

· Samoa - Teuila (Alpinia purpurata)

· Solomon Islands - Hibiscus (Hibiscus)

· Tonga - Heilala (Garcinia sessilis)

· Tuvalu - Plumeria (Plumeria frangipans)

· Vanuatu - Anthurium (Anthurium)    

ASIA

· Bangladesh - White Water Lily ( Sada shapla)

· Brunei Darussalam - Simpor (Dillenia suffruticosa)

· India - Indian Lotus (Nelumbo nucifers gaertn)

· Malaysia - Bunga Raya Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa sinensis)

· Pakistan - Jasmine (Jasminum officinale)

· Singapore - Vanda miss Joaquim Orchid (Miss Joaquim)

· Sri Lanka - Blue Water Lily (Nymphaea nouchali)

CARIBBEAN & AMERICAS

· Antigua and Barbuda - Agave (Agave karatto)

· Bahamas - Yellow Elder (Tecoma stans)

· Barbados - The pride of Barbados (Caesalpinia pulcherrima)

· Belize - The Black Orchid (Encyclia cochleata)

· Canada - Bunchberry (Cornus canadensis)

· Dominica - Carib Wood (Sabinea carinalis)

· Grenada - Bougainvillea (Nyctaginaceae)

· Guyana - Victoria Regia Water Lily (Victoria amazonica)

· Jamaica - Lignum Vitae (Guiacum officinale)

· Saint Lucia - The rose and the marguerite

· St Kitts and Nevis - Poinciana (Delonix regia )

· St Vincent & the Grenadines - Soufriere Tree (Spachea perforatais)

· Trinidad & Tobago - Chaconia (Warszewiczia coccinea)

EUROPE

· Cyprus - Cyclamen Cyprium (Cyclamen cyprium)

· Malta - Maltese centaury (Cheirolophus crassifolius

UNITED KINGDOM

· England - Rose

· Wales - Daffodil (Narcissus)

· Northern Ireland - Flax flower

· Scotland - Thistle

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