Where to watch the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Australia

The countdown to the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has almost reached its end, so here’s everything you need to know to catch the action here in Australia.

When and where is the Royal Wedding?

Prince Harry, 33, will wed Meghan Markle, 36, at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle on Saturday May 19 2018.

What is the best place to watch the Royal Wedding in Australia?

Both on TV and online, Nine will have you covered when our royal couple says ‘I Do’.
 
Harry & Meghan, The Royal Wedding will air from 7pm AEST on Channel Nine.

You can also watch a digital live stream of the event by visiting Nine.com.au and 9Now.

9Honey.com.au will be on the scene at Windsor Castle and will be publishing rolling coverage of the wedding proceedings, along with regular updates posted on Instagram and Facebook. 

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If you're after a big screen viewing experience, select Event Cinemas in NSW, ACT, SA, QLD and WA will be screening the wedding live. Screenings begin at 8pm, with tickets available from $10.

To find your nearest screening, visit the Event Cinemas website.

What time does the Royal Wedding start in Australia?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding ceremony will take place at 12 noon local time, which is 9pm AEST.
 
It will conclude at 10pm AEST.

What is the full wedding schedule?

The first guests are expected to arrive from around 6pm AEST.
 
Between 6:30-8pm AEST the main guests will begin arriving, ahead of members of the Royal Family at 8.20pm AEST.

What time does the parade and the reception start in Australia?

After leaving the chapel, Harry and Meghan will undertake a 3-kilometre carriage ride along Windsor High Street to greet fans and well-wishers before returning to the castle.

The procession is estimated to last 25 minutes.
 
Following the parade, the couple and 600 guests will attend a lunchtime reception hosted by the Queen at St George’s Hall.
 
At 7pm, a more select group of guests will join Harry and Meghan for an evening reception at Frogmore House, hosted by Prince Charles.