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 You know, this is one of those recipes where it'll only be as good as your ingredients. I used regular bacon; next time I'm springing for the thick cut version. I had some hamburger rolls to use up; next time I'll use nice bulkie rolls. I used some mayo & Worcestershire sauce. The kids used Pickapeppa sauce. 2-3 slices per person? Nah, o for at least 4!! YUMYUMYUMYUMYUM!!!! The debate over how well cooked bacon should be....that is a personal preference & will never be answered any more than which is better - Pepsi or Coke? (BTW, Pepsi is worlds better!) I like my bacon somewhat soft but cooked it a bit further for sandwich purposes. Who cares? It's delicious! Just eat it!! Thanks, FT!! ||||| Matthew Middleton, right, arrives at the wedding ceremony of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle in Windsor, near London, England, Saturday, May 19, 2018. (Gareth Fuller/pool... (Associated Press) 
 
 WINDSOR, England (AP) — Thousands of well-plumed guests and enthusiastic royal fans streamed into Windsor on Saturday to capture their piece of the extravaganza that is the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. 
 
 Oprah Winfrey, Idris Elba, Elton John, George and Amal Clooney and David and Victoria Beckham were among the first guests to arrive at Windsor Castle. They are among 600 celebrities, royalty, athletes and family friends invited to the gothic St. George's Chapel, where the wedding will start at noon (1100GMT). 
 
 As the celebrations got underway, Queen Elizabeth II honored her red-headed, 33-year-old grandson with a new title: the Duke of Sussex. That means that Markle will become the Duchess of Sussex when she says "I will." 
 
 The wedding is a global event, thanks to Harry's status as a senior British royal and Markle's celebrity after starring on the U.S. television series "Suits" for seven years. The wedding pomp and ceremony — complete with Anglican prayers and tradition, classical music, a gospel choir and a horse-drawn carriage ride through Windsor — will be beamed live to tens of millions of TV viewers across the world. 
 
 Relatives at the ceremony included Charles Spencer, the brother of Harry's late mother Princess Diana, and Harry's cousin Zara Tindall and her husband. Also in attendance was the family of Prince William's wife Kate: Parents Carole and Michael Middleton, sister Pippa Middleton and brother James Middleton. 
 
 Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy was also among the congregation. 
 
 Outside, thousands of fans crammed the streets of Windsor. Irene Bowdry, a lawyer from California, was aboard the early train to Windsor. She booked her trip to England as soon as the wedding date was announced. 
 
 "An American in the royal family, isn't that so exciting?" she said. 
 
 The weather was balmy and clear, bathing the ancient stones of Windsor Castle in a beautiful spring light. Royal fans have been camping outside the castle for days, and British police have stepped up security, with sniffer dogs, barricades and patrols all over town. 
 
 "Windsor is absolutely bursting with excitement," said royal historian Hugo Vickers. "There are cardboard cutouts of Meghan and Harry in every shop window, virtually. There's bunting all over the place. I've never seen so many people in the streets of Windsor." 
 
 Everyone is waiting to see which designer Markle has chosen for her wedding gown. Prince Charles, the groom's father, will walk Markle to the altar after her own father became too ill to attend. 
 
 It is a time of transition for the British monarchy, one that seems filled with hope as William and Harry — the two sons of the late Princess Diana and Prince Charles — step ever more confidently into the limelight. Many in the crowd, like Ana Karukin, a Brazilian nurse living in Florida, said they came to witness a moment of history. 
 
 "We've got to be here for him and for her, my Meghan, my special girl, to support them, because it's a beautiful time," she said. "I wish that Diana was here, but she's in heaven watching over them." 
 
 The brothers found the time amid the wedding hoopla to stroll outside the castle Friday evening to thank fans for coming. A smiling Harry gave a thumb's up and answered "Great, thank you!" when asked by a fan how he was feeling on the eve of his wedding. 
 
 And it seems to be a time of joy for 92-year-old Queen Elizabeth II and her 96-year-old husband, Prince Philip, who plans to attend the ceremony despite his recent hip replacement surgery. She is seeing her grandson marry a woman who clearly has brought him the happiness he's often said was missing from his life after his mother's premature death. 
 
 The family tableau will play out on the broadest possible stage. Dozens of broadcasters set up on the castle grounds for a visual feast. The chapel itself is a masterpiece of the late Gothic style, and Windsor Castle has been home to British sovereigns for nearly 1,000 years. 
 
 After the ceremony, the newlyweds will ride a horse-drawn carriage through the streets of Windsor, flanked by a British military procession with many officers on horseback. 
 
 Then it will be off to the first of two gala receptions. The first will be hosted in the afternoon by the queen — with finger foods, wine and champagne. The second, smaller reception is being thrown by Charles. 
 
 A three-hour break in between will allow for a rest and a change of outfits for the lucky 200 invited to the evening soiree. 
 
 The chapel service will reflect Markle's American roots. The Most Rev. Michael Bruce Curry, the African-American leader of the Episcopal Church, will deliver a sermon, and the musical selections will include versions of Ben. E. King's "Stand By Me" and Etta James' "Amen/This Little Light of Mine." 
 
 Markle will be accompanied by her mother, Doria Ragland, when she is driven to the chapel, and many of her closest friends and some co-stars from "Suits" will be in the audience. She opted not to have a maid of honor but there will be 10 young bridesmaids and page boys, including 4-year-old Prince George and 3-year-old Princess Charlotte, the elder children of William and his wife Kate. 
 
 Harry will be joined by some of his buddies from his 10 years of military service — an experience that included tours of duty in Afghanistan — and from many of the charities he supports, which have focused on helping wounded veterans or encouraging a more open discussion of mental health issues. 
 
 The couple has made an effort to honor the memory of Harry's mother Diana, whose older sister Jane Fellowes will give a reading during the wedding service. 
 
 After seeing the couple up close, Curry said Friday that he saw "two real people who are obviously in love." 
 
 "When I see them, something in my heart leaps," he said. "That's why 2 billion people are watching them." 
 
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 Kirka and Lawless reported from London. 
 
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 For complete AP royal wedding coverage, visit https://apnews.com/tag/Royalweddings ||||| Monogrammed gift bags at Windsor Castle before the wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle on May 19, 2018 in Windsor, England. Toby Melville / WPA Pool / Getty Images 
 
 Meghan Markle and Prince Harry invited over 2,000 members of the public to their royal wedding— and they're being given goodie bags. 
 
 The lucky invitees are filling the grounds of Windsor Castle to watch the couple and their guests arrive, and to watch the carriage procession as it departs from the castle. 
 
 The shopper-style tote bags have a bright blue handle and bear an "HM" crest as well as the date and location of the wedding, according to The Sun. 
 
 Here's what's inside: 
 
 A large gold chocolate coin embossed with Meghan and Harry's initials 
 
 Commemorative shortbread 
 
 A fridge magnet 
 
 A bottle of water 
 
 A voucher for 20% off the Middle Ward gift shop in Windsor 
 
 Toby Melville / Getty 
 
 ABC News Foreign Correspondent James Longman added that guests can also have coffee and a bacon butty. 
 
 The bags seem to be pretty well-received. 
 
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– Oprah Winfrey, Idris Elba, George and Amal Clooney, the Beckhams, and Serena Williams were among the hundreds of celebrities, royalty, and other guests who trickled in Saturday to St. George's Chapel for Prince Harry's wedding to Meghan Markle, per the AP. And what's a party without goodie bags? Business Insider gives us a peek inside the treats the more high-profile guests are said to be leaving with, stuffed into little tote bags with bright-blue handles and dressed with an "HM" crest. Among the bonus delights: a large chocolate coin with Harry and Meghan's initials, shortbread, a bottle of water (the ceremony could be a long one), a shopping coupon, and even a fridge magnet. Also waiting for the guests allowed inside the castle: some hot coffee and bacon "butty," which is basically what we Americans call a bacon sandwich.