Meghan Markle, 36, and Prince Harry, 33, announced their engagement last year, with their wedding set for May 2018.
Wedding fever has swept across the UK, with many wondering about the details of the day, including Meghan’s dress.
But once the champagne is finished and the confetti swept away, the couple will settle in to married life.
So what will 2018 bring for them, and how might marriage change their relationship?
According to the Chinese Zodiac, Harry and Meghan have lots to look forward to.
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This year is the year of the dog in the Chinese Zodiac, and each animal sign affects those born under each animal sign differently.
Meghan was born in 1981 under the year of the rooster. According to thechinesezodiac.org, the former actress can look forward to a year “full of passion”.
It says: “This zodiac sign will have a year full of passion. Many of the natives will fall in love and will live true love stories.”
However, roosters should not entirely throw caution to the wind this year.
The reading continued: “Although they have all the chances to find happiness, the natives of Rooster should act with caution.”
Harry was born in 1984 under the year of the rat. His Chinese horoscope reads: “Year 2018 has many surprises for the love life of the Rat native.
“There will be many periods of change, but, overall, things will settle the way they should for the Rat.”
Meghan and Harry may be preparing for their wedding, but they decided to take a break over the New Year with a trip to Monaco.
The tax haven played host to the royal and his bride to be, who reportedly met a set of friends there.
They allegedly arrived in Monaco by helicopter on December 31, setting off from Nice, which they flew into on a BA flight from Heathrow.
A source told the Mail Online: “Monte Carlo is party central at this time of the year and the word is that the British Royals really enjoyed themselves.”