Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared their first kiss as husband and wife outside St. George's Chapel. The two looked just as you'd expect a couple who made their public debut holding hands to: totally enamored with each other.
This is not Markle and Harry's first public kiss, by the way, though it is their most intense...and high-resolution, photo-wise. Harry was photographed kissing Markle on the cheek way back last October during the Invictus Games' closing ceremony in Toronto.
Ahead of the wedding, royal etiquette expert Myka Meier, founder of Beaumont Etiquette and a British-American trained by a former member of the Queen's household, told ELLE.com that there's no royal protocol that would prevent Markle and Harry from being extra PDAy on their wedding day. (Not that they'd follow it anyway.) "Without the iconic Buckingham Palace balcony to make an appearance with their families, we don’t know if the couple will share a kiss with the crowds," Meier said. "But they may as they leave St George’s Chapel. There is no 'rule' that would prevent the newlyweds from holding hands or being affectionate in public, on their wedding day or any day."
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