Meghan Markle’s wedding veil

How did Meghan Markle's wedding dress break a centuries-old Windsor tradition? Meghan wanted her five-metre-long veil to be embroidered with the flower symbols of all 53 Commonwealth countries. That's why the veil took much longer to create than the dress itself, which had a minimum of lace and no pattern at all. Floral embroidery is a tradition for women. For example, Princess Catherine's wedding dress, Camilla's coronation dress also featured a rose, thistle, daffodil and shamrock, but these are just four flower-symbols of the countries that make up the UK. Meghan Markle, on the other hand, decided to go further than the other women of the family. However, it is not known how Queen Elizabeth and the other women of the British family reacted to the gesture. And do you like Meghan's dress?