Divorced, Meghan Markle will she marry prince Harry in Westminster ? – Gala

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Meghan Markle has ever been married between 2011 and 2013 with Trevor Engelson. First union, which could deprive Harry of England, and Meghan Markle a religious ceremony in Westminster Abbey, where took place the grand wedding of Kate Middleton and William of England in 2011.

Between Meghan Markle and Harry of England, the timing seems to be accelerating. In November 2016, the son of Lady Di confirmed his relationship with the actress of the series “The Suits ” via a press release. The two lovebirds, very discrete, stepped back and forth, to spend time together, between London and Toronto. And soon, the lovers could well make a first official appearance. A highly anticipated event that could take place during the Invictus Games, created by Harry from England and held this year in Toronto on September 23.

The love would be close so every day a little more of the altar. But a problem of size may well come to disturb the feast. In fact, Meghan Markle has ever been married between 2011 and 2013 with a certain Trevor Engelson. A similar situation had already occurred in the past. In 2005, the Queen had allowed prince Charles to marry Camilla Parker Bowles. Meghan Markle and Harry of England would also need the agreement of the Queen to marry.

However, the former marriage of Meghan Markle would be able to deprive the couple of the Abbey of Westminster, where married Kate Middleton and William of England in 2011. In fact, the father of William and Harry had married in 2005, Camilla Parker Bowles in a civil ceremony at Windsor Guildhall, but not to the church. In 1981, he had already married princess Diana, the magnificent St. Paul’s cathedral.

But according to the Daily Express, Meghan Markle and Harry of England could well have the right to marry at Westminster Abbey. “The abbey following the decision of the general Synod in 2002. Since then, it has been possible for the divorced to be married in the church of England , “said a spokesman. But Harry of England, will nonetheless have to request special permission to the archbishop of Canterbury, and to his grandmother, the Queen.

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