The Duke of Sussex had been planning the gesture for months at their home Nottingham Cottage
"They’re very much a bouquet of wild flower, wild flower meadows and making sure that we had forget-me-nots in as it was one of my mother’s favourite flowers."The great thing is that the day after the bouquet ended up at Westminster Abbey on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier as, again, very traditional rather than throwing it over your head, I think it was the perfect place for it to be laid at rest," he continued.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex turned to florist Philippa Craddock for their beautiful blooms, which included the floral installations at St George's Chapel and the centrepieces at their reception.Philippa later described Harry and Meghan as"The five internal archways were my favourite designs.
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