The Harry and Meghan Quiz

Meghan has been known to do things her own way, but she included a few wedding traditions like wearing something old, borrowed and blue. Ticking both the old and borrowed boxes, Queen Elizabeth allowed Meghan to wear a diamond tiara that once belonged to Queen Mary.

It's always good when you get along with your in-laws, but Prince Harry has often said that Kate Middleton is his best friend. In fact, before marrying Duchess Meghan, Harry would seek relationship advice from his famous sister-in-law.

Although Duchess Meghan did have a small role in "General Hospital," she played Rachel Zane on "Suits" for nine seasons. Smart, savvy and elegant, her on-screen skills have certainly given her an advantage in the royal realm.

Meghan's stunning and elegant wedding gown was designed by Waight Keller of Givenchy. Opposite of most royal gowns, Meghan's dress was made without lace, sequins or any other embellishments.

Even royals need to eat! According to Duchess Meghan's account of the proposal, she was making roast chicken when he proposed. He dropped to one knee and popped the question, right in the middle of the kitchen.

When Princess Diana married Prince Charles, she omitted the word "obey." Following her lead, Meghan also omitted the word from the vows taken from the Book of Common Prayers.

During the royal nuptials at Saint George's Chapel, the Duchess sported a gown designed by Givenchy. For the reception, she chose a halter-style dress designed by Stella McCartney.

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan made it official at Saint George's Chapel. Prince William had used Westminster Abby for his wedding to Kate Middleton, so the thoughtful couple chose the same church where Camilla Parker Bowles and Prince Charles were wed.

On August 4, 1981, Meghan Markle became the newest resident of Los Angeles. Before becoming a royal, she enjoyed the life of a typical Angeleno. She began to pursue acting when she was in her early twenties.

The family trio resides at the recently renovated Frogmore Cottage on the grounds of Windsor Castle. Before being given to Harry by his grandmother, the cottage housed grounds workers.

No one could be prouder of Duchess Meghan than her mother Doria Ragland. Ms. Ragland is a former social worker and yoga teacher who now bounces back and forth between the U.S. and the U.K., spending time with her grandson Archie.

Talk about romantic! Before getting married, Prince Harry knew that Meghan was hoping to visit the Natural History Museum of London. In true royal fashion, he arranged for a private viewing of the museum. No other visitors were allowed.

On both the show "Suits" and in real life, Meghan's first name is actually Rachel. She doesn't remember a time when anyone has called her that, though. Her mother has called her Meghan since she was born.

During a 2017 interview with Vanity Fair, Meghan Markle admitted that she and Harry had enjoyed six months of dating prior to announcing their relationship. Inseparable since then, they rarely travel without the other by their side.

The engagement ring Prince Harry presented to the Duchess is made with three feature diamonds. A large center stone is surrounded by two additional diamonds that came from the collection of Princess Diana. The custom made piece cost him $350,000.

The Duchess of Sussex is well-known for her love of letter writing. That's because she used to support herself between acting jobs by working as a calligrapher. She created everything from cards to wedding invitations for her clients.

On November 27, 2017, the engagement of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle was announced by Prince Charles. Released as a statement from the Prince of Wales, the world rejoiced when the announcement was posted.

Having completed military training in both the U.S. and the U.K., Prince Harry is a highly qualified soldier. In 2011, the Ministry of Defense announced that he has passed the required tests to become an Apache helicopter pilot.

Much to the delight of the world, Harry and Meghan made their first public appearance in Toronto on September 25, 2017. They were seen holding hands and sitting courtside during a tennis match.

On their very first blind date, Meghan Markle wore a blue dress. In keeping with the tradition of something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue, Meghan has a small piece of the dress sewn into her veil.

During her wedding to Prince Harry, Duchess Meghan added a lot of personal touches. By walking herself down the aisle, she became the first royal bride to do so. She has stated that it was meant to be seen as a feminist action.

As a tribute to his mother, Prince Harry asked Elton John to perform at the wedding reception. Elton John happily obliged! He also made sure to play "Candle in the Wind." It was the song he wrote in Diana's honor.

As a young college intern, Meghan Markle spent time working as a political aide in Buenos Aries. While living there, she undertook the daunting task of teaching herself to speak Spanish.

Doria Ragland had no idea that her daughter would grow up to become royalty, but she always knew that she was special. During Meghan's childhood, her mother gave the nickname "Flower."

If you listen closely to the official song for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee that took place in 2012, you'll hear a tambourine rattling along. It is played by none other than Prince Harry.

A friend of Prince Harry was working as a PR agent for Ralph Lauren. When she met Meghan Markle, she immediately set the two up on a blind date. Meghan only agreed to the date if Harry was "nice."

With the royal wedding only a few months away, Meghan Markle had to be baptized by the Church of England. A small ceremony attended by Prince Charles was performed in March of 2018.

As a young lad living on the royal family's Highgrove Estate, Prince Harry had a pet rabbit. He was touched by a gift from a Dutch fan when she gave Archie a spoon symbolizing his beloved pet.

Unlike his brother William, Harry was born with the red hair that ran throughout the Spencer family. When he was growing up, Princess Diana frequently called him "My Little Spencer" because of it.

Informally, Prince Harry is called "Spike Wells" by the security detail assigned with his protection. His name is neither Spike nor Harry, though. His full legal name is actually His Royal Highness Prince Henry Charles Albert David of Wales.

In the fall of 2019, Prince Harry announced his intention to sue the parent company of The Daily Mail. The lawsuit alleges that the tabloid illegally published portions of Duchess Meghan's private correspondence.

Separated by only a couple of years, it's only natural for William and Harry to have experienced sibling rivalry. Harry swears that William was the rambunctious sibling, and so he nicknamed him Billy the Basher.

Although her parents divorced when she was six, Duchess Meghan later received two half-siblings. They are not on good terms, and they were not invited to attend the royal wedding.

On their third date, Prince Harry took the future duchess with him to Botswana. Botswana became special to the prince after the death of his mother. They still continue humanitarian and animal rights work there.