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Once more, the universe’s favorite couple is inciting excitement and joy in the hearts of romantics everywhere. In the latest chapter of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s whirlwind romance, People confirmed that the duo bought a Christmas tree together.
The pair stopped by Pines and Needles in London last Monday and ended up purchasing a 6-foot non-drop Nordmann Fir for $70.
According to U.K. news source Mirror, the photogenic couple impressed Pine and Needles’ co-founder, Sam Lyle. “They were completely charming together and blissfully unaware that our jaws had hit the floor,” Lyle told the source.
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We suppose this means Markle and Prince Harry will be spending the holidays in the U.K., perhaps rubbing shoulders with other members of the royal family…
While we patiently await the next episode in the serial Meghan/Harry fairytale, we’ve handpicked a set of ornaments that we think would make a welcome addition to the pair’s Christmas tree.
1. Hollywood Glass Ornament
Markle can celebrate her successful career as an actress with this sweet homage ($17; surlatable.com).
2. Santa’s ‘Little Yelper’ Dog Ornament
Whether near or far, Prince Harry and Meghan will feel the pull of the royal palace and the spirit of the Queen with this Corgi ornament ($50; shop.nordstrom.com).
3. Handblown Glass Travel Suitcase Ornament
Prince Harry can express his love of Africa with this adorable suitcase ornament ($17; shop.nordstrom.com).
4. Metallic & Plaid Hanging Letter Ornaments
The couple’s Nordmann Fir could use some initialed flair ($11;shop.nordstrom.com).
5. Northwestern University Christmas Ornament
Markle, a Northestern grad, could showcase her wildcat pride with this glittering ornament ($19; amazon.com).
Read about the rest of the ornaments on InStyle.com.
This article originally appeared on InStyle.com
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