Meghan Markle and Mum Spend Night at Clevedon House Ahead of Royal Wedding

Meghan Markle and her mother, Doria Ragland, have arrived at Clevedon House to spend the night ahead of the royal wedding tomorrow.

The 36-year-old bride-to-be is being driven to the great I-listed hotel in Taplow, Berkshire, along with her mother.

Meghan was asked how she was feeling with just hours to go until the much-anticipated wedding and replied, “Wonderful, thank you.”

Both Meghan and Miss Ragland looked sleek and glamorous, dressed in high heels, having just come from meeting the head of state.

Their time at Windsor Castle not only included the mother of the bride's first introduction to the Queen, but it was also Harry, Meghan and Miss Ragland's final wedding rehearsal before the big day.

The mother and daughter were accompanied by a small team of trusted helpers who will prepare the bride for her appearance in front of a global television audience of millions on Saturday.

They are staying in a wing of the hotel, and a small marquee has been erected over the entrance.

Miss Ragland, 61, flew into Heathrow on Wednesday and has had a whirlwind 48 hours meeting members of Prince Harry's close family, including having afternoon tea with the Queen this afternoon.

Kensington Palace confirmed that Miss Ragland met with the Queen and Prince Philip at Windsor Castle this afternoon with her future son-in-law also there along with her daughter.

After being driven from Windsor Castle, Meghan arrived at the hotel with a beaming smile and wearing a £1,350 Roland Moore dress.

Clevedon House is roughly 10 miles from the wedding venue at Windsor Castle and estimated to be a 25-minute drive.

Staff at the stately home have reportedly been told they are not allowed to wave off the couple when they leave for the ceremony tomorrow morning.

Earlier, Prince Harry and his brother William were pictured greeting crowds outside Windsor Castle, their last public appearances before tomorrow's royal wedding.

Harry and William chatted with excited royal fans outside Windsor, shaking their hands and posing for pictures with the thousands of people who have been waiting for days for tomorrow's marriage.

The groom joked with one of the well-wishers that he was just trying to get to the pub, as some of the spectators who have been camping out at Windsor were rewarded with a glimpse of Prince Harry.

Earlier, Meghan and Prince Harry looked giddy with excitement as they left Kensington Palace for the final time as an unmarried couple.