Prince Harry and Meghan Markle: That's behind their Prozellan design for the wedding
The whole of England is looking forward to the 19th of May - the day on which Prince Harry (33) finally gives his mate to Meghan Markle (36). But not only royal fans in the UK can be happy. With the official souvenir wedding porcelain, enthusiasts around the world can get a bit of royal wedding shine home. Since today's Friday there is the noble dish service to buy.
The official porcelain collection is based on a subtle cornflower blue, which is adorned with stylish details. On the one hand, there are the monogrammed golden initials of the newlyweds bristling in the middle of the souvenir pieces and complemented by Harry's symbolic crown. On the other hand, white tendril details that have a very special background. They are reminiscent of the floral forge look of a front door of St. George's Chapel, where the bridal couple will enter into the bond of marriage.
Also for the tight purse
Whether a miniature cup for 19.95 British pounds or a plate worth 49 pounds (about 56 euros) - the wedding porcelain has something for every collector. Also on offer in the online shop of the Royal Collection are two coffee cups and a decorative porcelain tin. The proceeds of the sale go to "The Royal Collection Trust," a charity responsible for the care and preservation of the Royal Collection.
