Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Royal Wedding Carriage Is Now on Display at Buckingham Palace!

On Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s royal wedding day, one thing particularly stood out to fans — and that was the carriage they rode around Windsor Castle in on May 19! The photos of the newlyweds in their horse-drawn carriage were beyond amazing, and now, you can see it in person!

That’s right, the Ascot Landau carriage is currently on display at Buckingham Palace, according to People. It’s parked at the Royal Mews, which is basically a parking garage where Queen Elizabeth resides.

It was previously rumored that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could ride in the same carriage Prince William and Kate Middleton used at their 2011 royal wedding, however, it was later announced that they would instead use the royal family’s Ascot Landau carriage. “It’s not as regal or grand as [William and Kate’s] Imperial State Landau, but it is perfect for the streets of Windsor,” Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine, predicted before the big day.

Though Harry and Meghan ended up using the Ascot Landau, they also had a second carriage option on standby in case it rained on their wedding day. William and Kate’s bad weather carriage was the Glass Coach, which Princess Diana and Prince Charles used at their 1981 royal nuptials. According to Majesty editor Little, the Glass Coach was ideal for bad weather because it’s the “easiest one to see into.”

According to People, Harry and Meghan didn’t get to use the Imperial State Landau carriage like William and Kate because the ornate carriage rarely leaves its Royal Mews storage facility on the grounds of London’s Buckingham Palace. As far as the lucky horses that pulled the carriage for Harry and Meghan, a majestic father-son duo by the name of Storm and Tyrone got the job!

Kate and William at their 2011 royal wedding.

Interestingly, Harry and Meghan aren’t the first royal newlyweds to have used the Ascot Landau carriage at their wedding. When the Queen’s youngest son, Prince Edward, exchanged vows with Sophie, Countess of Wessex, at Windsor Castle’s St George’s Chapel — the same location of Harry and Meg’s nuptials — back in June 1999, he and his bride rode in the carriage, too. But then Queen Elizabeth’s grandson Peter Phillips married Autumn Phillips at Windsor, they actually left the church in the Balmoral Sociable carriage.

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