Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Wedding Album! The Top 15 Toast-Worthy Moments from Their Big Day

The royal groom was photographed wearing his official British Army Blue and Royals frock coat uniform as he walked into St. George’s Chapel with his older brother and best man, Prince William, by his side.

During their car ride, Meghan and her mother Doria Ragland gave a sweet wave and smiled as they made their way to the chapel. The women arrived shortly after Harry and Prince William got to the royal venue.

Harry, you're going to make us cry! The prince sweetly wiped away tears as his princess bride met him at the alter.

The 7-year-old twins of Meghan's stylist BFF Jessica Mulroney couldn't contain their excitment as they arrived in the Rolls Royce with the royal bride.

The twins, Brian and John Mulroney, carried Meghan’s veil up the chapel steps and down the entire aisle, the first half of which she walked down solo before meeting up with her new father-in-law, Prince Charles, and finishing the walk.

The princess bride, dressed in a stunning Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy gown and delicate veil, turned to take in the cheering crowd before making her way into the chapel.

Just after Meghan and Harry were united at the alter, he turned to her and said, "You look amazing. I’m so lucky." Swoon!

The royal couple couldn't stop gazing adoringly at each other during their wedding.

The prince looked like he might cry again as he pulled back Meghan's intricate veil in yet another aww-worthy moment.

Harry broke tradition by choosing a platinum wedding band instead of one made from the royal stash of Welsh gold. While he struggled for a moment to get Meghan's band on her finger, he managed to successfully slip it on.

To the delight of the crowd, the newlyweds held hands as they walked out of the chapel after exchanging their vows.

The crowds of well-wishers went wild as the new husband and wife kissed, which is a royal wedding tradition.

The adorable little bridesmaid is a natural at the royal wave! She smiled and stretched for the crowd before helping to lead the group of bridesmaids and page boys.

In true happily-ever-after style, the royal couple embarked on a horse-drawn journey through the crowd-lined streets of Windsor on Saturday in an open-top Ascot Landau carriage.

Proof that fairy tales do exist.