Party-Princess Bride? Meghan Markle's Shocking First Wedding Photos Exposed!
Nov. 27 2017, Updated 2:56 p.m. ET
Meghan Markle's is on the verge of becoming a princess now that she's officially engaged to Prince Harry. But her upcoming nuptials won't be the actress' first trip down the aisle — a fact she'd likely rather forget! Click through RadarOnline.com's gallery to see photos from her wild 2011 wedding with producer Trevor Engelson.
Engelson and Markle first met in 2004 and finally tied the knot 7 years later, just months after she scored her starring role on the television show Suits.
The pair's wild wedding was held at the luxury Jamaican Inn resort in Ochos Rios, Jamaica.
Drinking games, including wheelbarrow races, were part of the festivities not fit for a queen.
Markle and Engelson spared no expense on their blowout four-day wedding celebration.
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The actual ceremony was just fifteen minutes long, and one source reportedly noted that "it seemed they all just wanted to party."
Over 100 guests danced and partied the days and nights away with Markle, 36, and her new husband.
Markle hit the beach in barely-there swimwear with her guests, a luxury she will likely no longer be able to enjoy now that she's marrying Prince Harry, 33.
Markle and Engelson's marriage ended in 2013, two years after their Jamaican wedding. They blamed "irreconcilable differences" for their divorce.
Bikini drinking games may not go over so well in the palace! Do you think Meghan has what it takes to impress the royal family, or will she always feel like an outsider?
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