Meghan Markle & Prince Harry Mark Their 6th Wedding Anniversary — inside the Intimate Celebration

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, and Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, recently celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary in a special way with two close friends. The couple, known for giving each other sweet and intimate gifts on their anniversaries, reflected on the significance of the wedding song Meghan walked down the aisle to.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary on May 19, 2024. The two marked the special day with a romantic dinner outing.

The couple were seen dining with Brian Robbins, the president and chief executive officer of Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon. The trio were joined by Brian's wife, Tracey Robbins, at Lucky's, an upmarket steakhouse in Montecito, California.

The Duke and Duchess seem to love this steakhouse as they have dined here a couple of times ever since relocating to California.

In 2020, the two dined at one of the tables outside the steakhouse while on a double date with their friends Katherine McPhee and David Foster. Meghan Markle has also been spotted with her agent in 2023 enjoying lunch at this place.

The latest visit by Harry and Meghan to the steakhouse with Brian and Tracey came amidst a busy period for the Sussexes. Still, the two, who have developed a close relationship with Brian and his wife, made time to hang out.

The four had previously gone together to the Bob Marley film premiere in Jamaica. Tracey, a fashion designer, was also among the few who got a jar of Meghan's homemade jam, American Riviera Orchard, earlier in May.

It is unknown whether Meghan and Harry had another private dinner to mark their sixth wedding anniversary but as per a source the pair have been known to gift each other and have their own takes on traditional wedding presents.

To mark their first year of marriage, Prince Harry gave Meghan an eternity ring while the Duchess gifted her husband a framed copy of her wedding speech.

A source divulged that on their second anniversary in 2020, "they both gave each other gifts based on 'cotton.'" The source added, "Undoubtedly, it was a very creative and romantic gesture as all their gifts are to one another."

On their fourth wedding anniversary, Meghan and Harry revealed details about their wedding music for a special exhibition at Windsor Castle in the fall of 2018.

This included George Frideric Handel's "Eternal Source of Light Divine," performed by Welsh soprano Elin Manahan Thomas as Meghan walked down the aisle on their wedding day.

Meghan revealed the song "was actually Harry's choice entirely and I think a really beautiful piece." She said that when listening to the song, she can retrace her walk down the aisle as it is truly special to them. "I think it's one of those things we'll treasure forever," she added.

Harry shared that when he chose the song, he was looking for something really different. He gushed that wherever he and his wife are and whatever they are doing, when they listen to the song it takes them back to their wedding day. "It's a beautiful thing for both of us," he admitted.

A sweet video shared on X shows how lovely it felt for Harry to see Meghan walk down the aisle to him with their song playing. When she reached him and he set his eyes on her, he told Meghan, "You look amazing. I'm so lucky."

Now, Harry and Meghan find their happiness in each other. The lovebirds have built a life in California, where they pursue business and philanthropic endeavors and most importantly, raise their two kids.

Meghan and Harry occasionally offer glimpses into their unique family dynamics. Recently, they even shared their heartfelt perspectives on raising children, revealing more about their parenting philosophy.

The perspective that Harry and Meghan have on children in need is also how Meghan views her own children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Speaking on their upbringing, she notes, "It’s what we see in our own children—to give them that promise and excitement for their futures."

Her role as a mother intertwines with her public endeavors. She seeks to instill the same hope and ambition in her children that she aims to inspire in children worldwide.

Meghan and Harry's reflections on their family provide a deeper look into their evolving family dynamics. As their children grow, the couple has observed unique traits and potential in both Archie and Lilibet.

These traits resonate with their own aspirations and values. Meghan shared a touching anecdote about their daughter, Lilibet, who is nearly three years old.

Reflecting on her interactions with Lilibet, Meghan recounted how her daughter once looked at her and said, "Mama, I see me in you," a statement Meghan interpreted quite literally. This illustrated to Meghan the profound connection and reflection she sees in her children.

Each child has developed their own personality, which their parents cherish. Archie recently celebrated his fifth birthday and has shown a keen interest in construction. Lilibet, on the other hand, has taken an affinity towards singing and dancing.

These interests not only highlight the children’s individual personalities but also how Meghan and Harry nurture these traits. The couple encourages their children to explore and develop their unique talents and passions.

The personal reflections shared by Meghan provide a look into the thoughtful nature of her parenting. She has also talked about the impact of her children’s development on her own perspectives.

Talking about their family, Meghan gushed: "We’re just doing great. And happy to be watching our family grow up and evolve. Of course, I'm happy. We're really happy."

In recent months, Meghan and Harry have continued to make public appearances. However, not in the capacity that many once knew them—as "working royals." Instead, they now engage with the world on their own terms. They still embody the same commitment that characterized their royal duties.

Meghan's engagement with communities, especially the youth, has been a consistent theme throughout her public life. During her visit to South Africa in 2019, she expressed a heartfelt connection with the young people she met, declaring that she was there as a sister.

In discussions with local youth, Meghan often reflected on her own formative years. She acknowledged the crucial influence of role models.

"I always reflect back on myself as a young girl and the type of inspiration that I wanted to see in other women. I hope in some small way I can be a part of that for a lot of these young girls especially," Meghan shared.

Looking ahead, Harry and Meghan are enthusiastic about the prospects of expanding their philanthropic work. The couple acknowledges the limitations that remote interactions have on the effectiveness of their initiatives as they hope to engage more directly with the people they support.

"There’s only so much one can do from home and over Zoom, so we look forward to traveling more because the work matters," Harry expressed.

Their plans for future travels are not just about broadening their geographical reach but also deepening the impact of their work. Whether it involves the Archewell Foundation, the Invictus Games, or other charitable activities, the Sussexes are committed to being physically present and supporting the individuals at the heart of their causes.

Meghan and Harry's approach remains firmly rooted in their desire to make a meaningful difference. Their commitment to their work and to each other as a family continues to evolve. This reflects their shared values and aspirations for a better world.