Ready For Some Royal Déjà Vu? See William and Harry's Wedding Pictures Side by Side

Updated on 5/19/2019 at 1:30 PM

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tied the knot on May 19, 2018, and if you felt a bit of royal déjà vu, you're not alone. While Harry and Meghan's wedding was considerably more low-key than that of Prince William and Kate Middleton in 2011, there were still plenty of similarities, including their regal military uniforms and sweet first kisses. Will also repaid Harry with the ultimate duty on his big day, serving as his best man just as Harry did for him. We've stacked up Will and Harry's royal weddings against each other, so keep reading to see their weddings side by side.

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Ready For Some Royal Déjà Vu? See William and Harry's Wedding Pictures Side by Side

Kate Arriving With Her Dad, 2011

Meghan Arriving With Her Mom, 2018

William and Harry Arriving at Westminster Abbey, 2011

William and Harry Arriving at Windsor Castle, 2018

William and Harry Arriving at Westminster Abbey, 2011

William and Harry Arriving at Windsor Castle, 2018

Kate's "Look Back" Moment, 2011

Meghan's "Look Back" Moment, 2018

Pippa Wrangling the Pageboys and Flower Girls, 2011

Kate Wrangling the Pageboys and Flower Girls, 2018

Prince Harry and Bridesmaid Lady Louise Windsor, 2011

Kate Middleton and Pageboy Prince George, 2018

Kate Heading Into Westminster Abbey, 2011

Meghan Heading Into St. George's Chapel, 2018

Will and Kate Laughing at the Altar, 2011

Harry and Meghan Laughing at the Altar, 2018

Will and Kate at the Altar, 2011

Harry and Meghan at the Altar, 2018

Will and Kate Exchanging Rings, 2011

Harry and Meghan Exchanging Rings, 2018

Will and Kate Leaving Westminster Abbey, 2011

Harry and Meghan Leaving St. George's Chapel, 2018

Will and Kate Leaving Westminster Abbey, 2011

Harry and Meghan Leaving St. George's Chapel, 2018

Will Greeting Kate at the Altar, 2011

Harry Greeting Meghan at the Altar, 2018

Will and Kate Walking Down the Aisle, 2011

Harry and Meghan Walking Down the Aisle, 2018

Kate and Will's Kiss, 2011

Harry and Meghan's Kiss, 2018

Chatting in the Carriage, 2011

Chatting in the Carriage, 2018

Waving to Well-Wishers on Their Carriage Procession, 2011

Waving to Well-Wishers on Their Carriage Procession, 2018

Let's See That Kiss Again, 2011

Let's See That Kiss Again, 2018

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