Australians will celebrate the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan ...

Australians will celebrate the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in style

The timing of the royal wedding could not be better for Australians wanting to party on Saturday night. 

Events will be held across the nation to celebrate the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from 6pm Saturday.

Whether you want to pay for a $280 gala dinner, dress-up for the occasion or simply relax at the cinema for as little as $10 - Daily Mail Australia has got you covered.

The couple will tie the knot at 9pm at St Georges Chapel at Windsor Castle in the UK, with television broadcasts starting from 6pm in Australia.

The British Chamber of Commerce is hosting a $280 gala dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel with a live cross to the chapel in Sydney. 

Meanwhile Bar Cleveland in Sydney's Redfern is encouraging people to dress up for a live broadcast the event from a live projector on level 1. 

In Melbourne, Albert Park pub The Vincent is hosting a $75 event including high tea and a glass of champagne.

Brisbane's Treasury Hotel will offer a $99 royal wedding reception with Chandon champagne bubbles to celebrate the special occasion. 

The Gully Public House and Garden, north east of Adelaide, will be offering a three course dinner with wines for just $49. 

The wedding will be screening from 8pm at Event Cinemas across the country for as little as $10 on the big screen. 

A list of the 36 cinemas screening the event in NSW, WA, ACT, ACT and Qld is available on the website. 

Almost every free-to-air channel will broadcast the event on Saturday night, with the exception of Channel 10 which will broadcast UK reality show Ambulance.

Channel 9's coverage will be led by Today show stars Georgie Gardner and Karl Stefanovic, while Melissa Doyle and Michael Usher will head rival network Seven's broadcast.

Both Channel 9 and Seven will begin coverage from 7pm in Australia's eastern states, while public broadcasters ABC and SBS will start half an hour later. Foxtel subscribers can watch the BBC's coverage live on UKTV. 

Sydney   

Bar Cleveland, Redfern: Dress-up party on level 1 in Sydney's Inner West from 9pm.

Royal Oak, Double Bay: The venue will be showing the wedding on all screens and serving British classic foods from 7pm  

Royal Albert Hotel, Surry Hills: The venue will be celebrating from 7.30pm with the wedding on all screens and special 'Royal Fizz' cocktails, spirits, and British food.  

Four Seasons Hotel, George Street: The Australian British Chamber of Commerce is hosting a royal wedding three-course dinner for $280 a head.

 Sheraton on the Park: The venue is offering Royal High Tea for $69 during May with a chance to win a Royal Stay package valued at up to $6,000. 

Melbourne

Elephant and Wheelbarrow: The venue will be serving wedding cake, royal inspired cocktails and encouraging people to dress up in Royal attire  on Bourke Street in the city. 

Central Lion Hotel: The venue will be offering royal drink specials at the viewing party from 7.30pm in La Trobe Street. 

Federation Square: The wedding will be streamed for free on the big screens at the iconic Melbourne landmark. 

Brisbane 

Queens Arms: The Queensland Young Monarchist League will host an official monarchist celebratory event for $20 or $30 at the door with a limited bar tab for early arrivals in New Farm in Brisbane. 

Jade Buddha Bar and Kitchen: A viewing party will be held in the Jade lounge with the wedding on the screen and cocktails and bubbles by the river.

Treasury Hotel: A $99 royal wedding reception including Chandon champagne bubbles will be held in the city. 

Adelaide

The Gully Public House and Garden: This venue will offer a three-course dinner matched with wines for $49 per person. 

Perth 

The Sovereign Arms: The venue in Joondalup, north of Perth will host an after party to celebrate the wedding with prizes to win for people who dress like a royal.