I admit that I am fascinated by Britain's royal family. And with the upcoming nuptials of Prince William to Kate Middleton, I feel like a crack whore at a free for all.
Here is a small look at what the royal occasion will be like.
William and Kate will be married by the Archbishop of Canterbury at Westminster Abbey. The Bishop of London will give the address and the Dean of Westminster will conduct the service.
Mark your calendars. April 29th, 2011 is the big day for William and Kate. Occasion starts at 11am on the dot.
After the ceremony, the newlyweds will head to the palace for the Queen's private reception and dance the night away at a dinner hosted by the Prince of Wales.
Who’s footing the bill you ask? Why you are. lol Just kidding. The royal family will foot the bill, as they did for the weddings of the Prince and Princess of Wales and Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip.
Want a souvenir? Have no fear, you to can have something to mark this special occasion. An official range of royal wedding china to mark the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton has gone on sale. The three pieces – a tankard, plate and pill box – by the Royal Collection have been personally approved by the prince and his fiancée.
If you like me…you’ll want this.
It is rumored that Kate has selected the designer of her wedding gown and it is being made in Buckingham Palace under guard. Here is a sample of the sketches that were presented to Kate in a bid to design the royal trousseau.
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