Update: Dior Makeup has confirmed makeup artist Daniel Martin used their beauty products at the wedding. To get a look similar to Markle’s, they suggest the following products: Dior Backstage Contour Palette, Backstage Face and Body Foundation, Backstage Eye Palette in Warm Neutrals 001 (these are not yet available in Canada), as well as Diorshow On Stage Liner in Matte Black ($35, at sephora.com), Diorshow Iconic Mascara ($37, at sephora.com)  and Lip Glow ($41, at sephora.com). 

Meghan Markle let the Queen Mary Diamond Bandeau tiara do the talking, and stuck to her signature understated beauty look for her wedding to Prince Harry. 

The palace has confirmed Parisian-born, New York-based hairstylist Serge Normant—known for being the celebrity stylist, working closely with Sarah Jessica Parker, Julia Roberts and Julianne Moore—was responsible for her low, centre-parted bun, an elevated take on her usual so-called “messy bun.”

I am so honored and humbled to have been a part of this amazing day! I am forever grateful! Memories that i will cherish for the rest of my life! Congratulations to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex here photographed by the one and only @alexilubomirski

A post shared by Serge Normant (@sergenormant) on May 21, 2018 at 8:17am PDT

American makeup artist Daniel Martin, noted as Markle’s “longtime friend” in a statement from the palace, did the beauty look. Martin is a Dior beauty ambassador, and works closely with Jessica Alba.