PDilemma
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So I assume this means that the wedding won't be televised, like William/Kate's was?
Edward and Sophie were married there and the blessing of Charles and Camilla's marriage (following the civil ceremony) took place there. Both were televised.
As for the divorce, the Church of England changed its position on divorce and remarriage in 2002 allowing divorced persons to remarry in the church. That was not the case in 1936 for Edward VIII or in 1953 when Margaret wanted to marry Peter Townsend. Charles and Camilla had a civil ceremony with a religious blessing because the church still will not marry a couple if they caused either of their respective divorces due to an affair. Since Harry and Meghan did not know each other at the time of her marriage and divorce, then that is not an issue.