Planning your own royal wedding viewing party like a good little subject of the Commonwealth? Spice it up with Crikey's traditional royal wedding drinking game. At least if you don't like the ceremony you'll be dead.
Media saturation surrounding the nuptials between Britain's Prince Harry and America's Meghan Markle could lead anyone to the drink. Here's our serving suggestion for Saturday's festivities. Crikey in no way endorses irresponsible consumption of alcohol.
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