MISSED THE BIG DAY?
The Royal Wedding was broadcast live on the BBC, ITV and Sky - but it's not too late to catch all the action.
Here's everything you need to know about how can watch the highlights of the moment Prince Harry married Meghan Markle...
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When did the Royal Wedding coverage start on TV and what channels was it on?
The Royal Wedding was broadcast on several channels - here's the full details...
BBC One
The wedding was covered in a special programme - The Royal Wedding: Prince Harry And Meghan Markle.
The programme is now available to view on BBCiPlayer.
Kirsty Young, Huw Edwards and Dermot O'Leary presented live coverage from the ceremony which begins at 12 noon.
BBC Two
Royal Wedding highlights will be shown on BBC Two.
The Royal Wedding: Highlights Of The Day will air from 7pm to 8.30pm.
It will feature the best parts of the day including the first glimpse of the bride and the guests' arrivals.
ITV
The wedding was covered in a special programme - Harry And Meghan: The Royal Wedding.
It is now available to watch online with the ITV hub.
Julie Etchingham and Phillip Schofield presented live coverage from the day.
Sky One
The Royal Wedding was also broadcast live on Sky One.
The Royal Wedding Special was shown from 9am in HD and 1pm.
In the special, Kay Burley, Anna Botting, Jayne Secker, Sarah-Jane Mee, Colin Brazier and Jonathan Samuels presented further coverage from Windsor.
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Can I watch a live stream of the Royal Wedding on Youtube?
It was also possible to watch a live stream of The Royal Wedding on YouTube.
It is still possible to watch the wedding back on the which broadcast the BBC's coverage LIVE.
You can read articles on all the special moments and reactions at The Sun.
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What TV shows were broadcast on the eve of the Royal Wedding?
Here's the programmes aired on May 18...
BBC One - The Royal Wedding: They're Getting Married In The Morning
The show aired from 7pm to 8pm on BBC One with all the latest news from St. George's Chapel in Windsor.
It was presented by the BBC Royal Wedding correspondents Kirsty Young, Huw Edwards and Dermot O'Leary.
The programme features interviews with the people who are set to play key roles in the big day.
You can watch again on the .
Channel 4 - The Meghan Markle Effect
The show aired at 11pm on Channel 4.
It discussed Meghan Markle and how she will impact the monarchy when she marries Prince Harry.
The programme also considered whether she will impact feminism and race issues in the US.
You can .
Channel 5 - Britain's Favourite Royal
The show aired at 9pm on Channel 5.
It reflected on the Royal Family, looking at the British monarchy's key figures.
The results from a public vote for their favourite royal were also be revealed, with Meghan Markle at number eight.
Her future husband Prince Harry came runner up in the pole, behind his grandmother the Queen.
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Will I be able to watch the Royal Wedding reception on TV?
This is highly unlikely, as it is considered a private event for guests only.
There will be two receptions - a daytime lunch at St George's Hall and an evening reception in Frogmore House.
After the ceremony, there will be footage of the newlyweds' carriage procession around Windsor.
Thousands of people are expected to turn out for the event, lining the route along Castle Hill, High Street, Sheet Street, Kings Road and Albert Road.
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