Host a Royal Wedding Viewing Party. Here’s what to serve, sip and slip into:
SERVE:
Serve Meghan’s favorite breakfast foods and some of Prince Harry’s childhood traditions. Your menu should include:
-Acai bowls: Meghan’s go-to acai bowl includes bananas, berries, almond milk, coconut flakes, manuka honey, and bee pollen.
-Omelettes: Meghan prefers her eggs with fresh herbs, cheese, and toast. She’s noted that everything tastes better with a little hot sauce, so add some to turn things up a notch.
-Bacon: Prince Harry fancies crispy bacon, which he first tasted in Disney World as a kid. Be sure to finish yours in the microwave for that extra crunch!
-Peanut Butter and Jelly Muffins: Buckingham Palace chef, Darren McGrady, often made these at the request of Prince Harry and his brother. Get the recipe here.
-Watermelon: Meghan munches on this healthy snack, topped with feta, mint and olive oil.
-Wedding Cake: It’s totally acceptable to eat dessert at 8 a.m. This is a party, after all! Copy Meghan and Prince Harry’s wedding cake. Pastry chef Claire Ptak, owner of London’s Violet Bakery, will be creating the couple’s cake. They chose a lemon elderflower cake covered with buttercream and decorated with fresh flowers. Place your orders now, unless you’re brilliant at baking.
SIP:
Put on the kettle and pour the perfect morning cuppa! Tetley’s beloved British Blend is a rich, full-bodied black tea with superior flavor.
SLIP INTO:
Keep it comfy in a cotton pajama “suit” inspired by Rachel Zane, the TV character Meghan portrays. And if you ever wondered what it’s like to walk in Meghan’s shoes, then wear a pair of her favorite slippers, Birdies. A girl can dream.
