Readers of Lips Reveal Harry-Meghan's Conversations in a Wedding Procession

Despite a few days, the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle held on Saturday (5/19/2018) still leaves some interesting things.

One is the lip-reading readers who try to interpret the words that Harry and Meghan uttered throughout their marriage procession.

As reported by the BBC in his video, some moments in the procession were seen Harry and Meghan mumble a few sentences. Anything?

In the marriage ceremony at St. George's Chapel, Prince Charles is in charge of introducing Meghan Markle to the altar where Harry is waiting.

Upon arriving at the altar and Meghan was beside Harry, the heir apparent of the sixth throne of the British Empire mumbled a sentence toward Prince Charles.

"Thank you Pa. (Thanks dad)," said Harry.

Moments later, as Harry looked up at Meghan in a white wedding dress, she appeared to convey something to the prospective wife.

"You look amazing, Absolutely gorgeous (You look beautiful, it's really amazing," said Harry.

And, Meghan was seen smiling broadly at the praise of the prospective husband.

Similarly, when Harry opened a thin cloth that covered the face of women from the United States.

"Alright?" Harry asked Meghan.

The lips reading still continued as Meghan and Harry came out of the chapel and headed for the stairs.

They then stop. Meghan then looked at Harry meaningfully then asked.

"Do we kiss? (Are we kissing?)" Asked Meghan.

"Yeah. (Yes)," said Harry quickly.

The newlyweds then kissed under the sun in June to the cheers of the people who witnessed the happy moment.

The two then boarded the horse carriage that took them around Windsor. Meghan who witnessed so many greetings looked very happy.