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Meghan Markle listened to this music while getting ready for her royal wedding

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May 24, 2018
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The world tuned in to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal wedding on May 19. From the moment the new Duchess of Sussex stepped outof Clivedon House with her mom to the very last wave with her husband beforedriving off to their evening party, royal fans couldn't get enough of their special day. And while manydetails remain private, the former Suits actress’ makeup artist and longtimefriend Daniel Martin is revealing a bit more wedding day secrets including whather playlist entailed that morning.

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Meghan kept on theme with '50s music on her wedding day Photo: Getty Images

The royalbride streamed 1950s, chilled music that could have included Billie Holiday,Ella Fitzgerald, The Drifters, Buddy Holly and more via Spotify. “She wasoff her phone and playing music,” Daniel shared with People. “It was just uscatching up and asking about mutual friends. Harry was out while we had ourtime together.”

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Meghan alsoshared her musical taste with the royal family, guests and anyone else whowatched their special day inside St. George’s Chapel. She and Harry had theKingdom Gospel Choir sing Ben E. King’s Stand by Me during the ceremony andEtta James’ This Little Light of Mine when they walked down the aisle as manand wife.

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Prince Harry also had a say in the music and selected some house favorites Photo: Getty Images

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Later attheir private, evening reception thrown by Prince Charles, Prince Harry wasable to add some of his personal choices to the mix. It was reported that DJSam Totolee played the 33-year-old’s favorite house tracks.

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