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When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tied the knot in May, the duchess received her own coat of arms and a fancy new royal title, but now she and Harry have an official joint monogram!

New combo cypher for rhe Sussexes. #PrinceHarry #MeghanMarkle pic.twitter.com/OEnjOne5bg

- Prince Harry Watch (@HWalesWatch) July 26, 2018

The regal monogram features an intertwined "H" and "M," as well as a coronet with two crosses in blue ink. The special design was unveiled over the weekend on The Today Show Australia by host Georgie Gardner, who received a thank-you letter from Kensington Palace for sending the couple a wedding gift. Wow, it's so beautiful and perfect, just like them!

.@GeorgieG received a very special letter from Duke and Duchess of Sussex! #9Today pic.twitter.com/pmySIFWo05

- The Today Show (@TheTodayShow) July 25, 2018...

Following her May 2018 wedding to Prince Harry, Meghan Markle got her very own coat of arms and a royal monogram. And now, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's joint monogram has been revealed and it's beyond gorgeous and romantic. (Photo Credit: R/R) On July 25, Australia's The Today Show host Georgie Gardner unveiled Harry and Meghan's new joint monogram on-air by showing her co-host a thank you note she'd received from the couple in the mail. A close-up shot of the monogram showed Harry and Meghan's individual monograms elegantly combined into one logo. The cursive "H" and "M" were then placed under a coronet and the entire monogram appeared in royal blue ink — how fitting! Scroll down to learn all about other the royal family members' monograms! Meghan Markle's royal monogram The cypher — featuring a script uppercase "M" beneath a coronet — was first published on a piece of Meghan's new...

Can Prince Harry and Meghan Markle be more perfect for each other? The Prince and Duchess' official joint monogram has finally been revealed after some fans noticed the emblem on a thank you card that was sent to host Georgie Gardner on The Today Show in Australia. The hostess had sent the couple a "neoprene picnic rug" when she covered the joyous wedding festivities in May and has since received a letter from the royal pair thanking her for her kindness. Set atop the letter from Kensington Palace was Harry and Meghan's first initials, which were delicately combined and embellished with a coronet. The coronet on their monogram features the same elements as the small crown in the...