Suits star Meghan Markle proudly flashed her engagement ring to the world on Monday, after Prince Harry proposed during a ‘cosy night’ in.
And with a glamorous wedding no doubt set for the happy couple next year, speculation has turned to who will accessorize the bride-to-be on her special day.
Among the top contenders is Sydney-based jewellery designer Natalie Marie, who Meghan, 36, has praised as being her ‘very favourite’ in the past.
Will she design the wedding jewels? Meghan Markle’s favourite jewellery designer from Australia could be set for royal acclaim as the Suits star begins planning her nuptials to Prince Harry
Prince Harry said today he is ‘thrilled’ to be marrying Meghan, who showed the world her engagement ring designed by the royal himself containing two diamonds from Princess Diana’s own personal collection set in a gold band.
Meghan revealed how she said ‘yes’ immediately to Prince Harry after he proposed on one knee while they were cooking a roast dinner during a ‘cosy night’ in.
In their first joint interview, Meghan said she did not even wait for the 33-year-old royal to finish the sentence before she said ‘yes’ – and it was ‘so sweet and natural and very romantic’.
The couple, who had been in Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace when the proposal happened, revealed that they first met on a blind date after being set up by a female friend – and have tried to see each other every two weeks.
Stunning! Prince Harry said today he is ‘thrilled’ to be marrying Meghan, who showed the world her engagement ring designed by the royal himself containing two diamonds from Princess Diana’s own personal collection set in a gold band
Meghan has loved the jewellery designer’s work before she met Prince Harry at the Invictus Games last year.
The Hollywood actress gushed about the label via an Instagram selfie showing off an elegant necklace and rings.
She captioned the shot: ‘When you get the package of jewelry that makes your heart go pitter pat’, adding that the brand was her ‘very favorite’.
‘Very favourite’: Meghan has loved the jewellery designer’s work before she met Prince Harry at the Invictus Games last year, taking to social media to show off her wears
‘I always encourage brides to opt for stones and materials that complement their skin tone and aesthetic’: Natalie Marie previously opened up to Vogue on how exciting it was to have a potential princess see value in her collections, that include bespoke options for discerning brides
The designer previously opened up to Vogue on how exciting it was to have a potential princess see value in her collections: ‘It’s invaluable to have someone that truly loves and supports the brand wearing our pieces.’
Natalie Marie’s line including bespoke options for discerning brides, including delicate rings, modern earrings and a simply chic design with stones and glittering jewels.
‘I always encourage brides to opt for stones and materials that complement their skin tone and aesthetic, rather than selecting something that’s particularly on trend,’ she added.
Wedding: The happy couple are due to wed in early 2018