How Windsor is getting in the royal wedding spirit
The historic town is preparing to celebrate
With tens of thousands of fans expected to visit Windsor on 19 May, the Royal Borough has been busy preparing for the royal wedding celebrations. From bunting lining the streets to brightly coloured blooms along the carriage procession route, the town is looking better than ever in the lead up to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's big day. Here's how Windsor is getting into the spirit.
The Long Walk, where the newlyweds will greet the crowds during their carriage procession, is looking spotless.
Visitors are enjoying their own carriage rides.
Union Jack bunting is already lining the streets.
And can be seen from Windsor Castle.
There's no shortage of royal memorabilia.
There are flags...
and tote bags.
Even the cupcakes are getting the Meghan and Harry treatment.
The bright spring flowers are in full bloom.
And the wisteria is at its best at this time of year.
The pubs are getting ready to welcome revellers.
The happy couple can be spotted in almost every window.
At Legoland Windsor, a brand new model of the castle has been unveiled.
Media displays are under construction alongside the carriage procession route.
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