People want a member of the royal family to walk Meghan down the aisle instead

Only time will tell.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are getting married this weekend, just in case you didn't know or something. In the lead up to the wedding, there's been much speculation about many things. Everything from what Meghan will wear to who among her mates she will invite has been scrutinised, but the one element of the wedding that is still very much up in the air is who will walk the soon-to-be member of the royal family down the aisle. This week, Meghan's dad Thomas revealed that he had decided not to attend the wedding as he didn't want to "embarrass" his daughter after he was caught selling photos of himself to a news agency. Then, however, Thomas said that he was going to do his best to go - that was until he stated that he was having heart surgery and would no longer be able to travel. Meghan's mother, Doria, flew into London today in preparation for Saturday, but it still remains to be seen as to who will walk Meghan down the aisle. People on Twitter, however, have some suggestions... and they think it should be Prince Charles that does it if Doria doesn't want to. According to them, Charles would be a good shout for a few reasons. The first is because he doesn't have any daughters of his own so it would be nice for him to get a go at walking someone down the aisle. The second is because Charles has stepped in last minute and walked someone down the aisle before. Back in 2016, he walked family friend Alexandra Knatchbull down the aisle due to her strained relationship with her own father. And the third is because they think it would be a nice welcome-to-the-family for Meghan. Lovely. https://twitter.com/the_Royalist1/status/996798919416967168 https://twitter.com/princessnpearls/status/996746280062869509 https://twitter.com/Charlottemorg/status/996808456752508928 https://twitter.com/harrymeetsmegs/status/996133926208004097 https://twitter.com/Royal_Realness/status/996130872465199105 The pair are set to marry this Saturday, May 19. So you'll be tuning in, yeah?