Meghan, perHarper’s Bazaar, watchedPrince Philip’s funeralfrom the comfort of her California home.
It’s not that the funeral wreath was an unusual gesture.
Far from it.Telegraphreports that hers joined eight other wreaths at St. George’s Chapel.
What was the significance of Meghan Markle’s funeral wreath?
On the face of it, sending flowers when someone dies is a sweet and customary tradition.
Many on Twitter recognized the gesture as such.
“She never stops surprising me.
I admire her so much,“wroteone Twitter user.
Many on Twitter agreed.
One persontweeted, “She just can’t help herself.
Me, me, me.
It’s quite sickening.”
AnotherTwitteruser wrote, “Do you feel you got enough recognition for your wreath now Meghan?
Did your PR work how you wanted?”
The flowers are private, between you and the deceased.
This was a final nail in the coffin for poor PP.”
“Meghan of course decided to choose flowers that wouldn’t blend with the other wreaths.
But hers ended up looking like a fall wreath for a house front door,” theytweeted.
“If … it had transpired … that Meghan had NOT sent a wreath.
Run that scenario, what would you say then?”
Meghan, Harry, and Archie, meanwhile, havebeen reunited in California.
