Harry and Meghan: The Midlands celebrates the Royal Wedding

The papers have their say on a historic moment for the nation and royal family.

The 600 guests at the royal wedding were invited to a reception, hosted by the Queen, where they enjoyed canapés and the wedding cake.

The couple held hands and exchanged tender glances during the ceremony at St George’s Chapel.

As Harry and Meghan become husband and wife, Midlanders who travelled to Windsor have shared their top marriage tips for the royal newlyeds

Birmingham-born Clare Waight Keller made history as the first female artistic director at French fashion house Givenchy.

Members of the public who have been invited to watch the wedding day from the grounds of Windsor Castle begin to arrive at 9am.

Tessa Hince and Hayley Ash organise an annual Christmas dinner for people on their own - the pair will be among the Royal Wedding guests.

With Royal Wedding fever gripping the nation, people across the Midlands are gearing up to celebrate Harry and Meghan's big day.

Road closures, train and bus details, what time they'll say 'I do' and where to stand to get the best view.

Reuben Litherland was born deaf, and runs a class teaching fellow pupils at his school sign language during lunch breaks.