Meghan Markle steps out in £1,350 Roland Mouret dress before royal wedding

Meghan Markle, 36, is set to marry her royal fiance Prince Harry, 33, tomorrow at St George’s Chapel in Windsor.

She was spotted checking into Cliveden House Hotel in Windsor with her mother, Doria Ragland.

The 36-year-old wore a chic navy dress with a frilled skirt, flattering her trim frame.

The dress is by Roland Mouret, called the Barwick dress and costs £1,350.

She added some grey heeled shoes to complement the look, with a simple silver bracelet.

Her long locks were left in loose curls, with many questioning if this is how she will wear her hair on the big day.

Doria, her mother, wore her hair down with a patterned headband.

She chose a simple cream shift dress with a black blazer and matching heels for the look.

They greeted the hotel staff as they entered the National Trust estate, waving to the crowds.

When asked by reporters how she felt, she replied: “Wonderful, thank you”.

Earlier today the pair joined the Queen for afternoon tea with Prince Harry.

They will now spend the night in Spring Cottage which costs £2,055 per night.

Meghan’s wedding dress designer remains a mystery with the big reveal happening tomorrow on the day of the wedding.

The latest rumours suggest the designer could be Ralph & Russo, a London based designer.

They also created the dress that Meghan wore in her engagement photos.

Meghan will be walking down the aisle at 11:59am, and she will walk into the church by herself.

She will then be greeted by Prince Charles halfway into the church, who has stepped in for her father Thomas Markle.

The ceremony will last an hour, with the newlyweds then partaking in a 15-minute procession by carriage around Windsor.

They will then begin the evening events, with one starting at 1:30pm and another at 7pm.

The latter event is reported to be a much more intimate affair with just 200 guests.