Royal couple to brave elements

Prince William and Kate Middleton will brave the elements and travel from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace in an open topped 1902 State Landau. The couple will pass the cheering crowds in The Mall after their wedding ceremony in the fairytale carriage. With showers forecast for the wedding day there had been fears an enclosed carriage would be used. But a Buckingham Palace spokeswoman confirmed earlier the couple would use the State... [more]

Excitement mounts at Kate hotel

Excitement is mounting at the Goring Hotel where Kate Middleton is getting ready ahead of her wedding. The 29-year-old spent her last night as a single woman at the five-star central London hotel surrounded by her closest family. She entered the building in Belgravia on Thursday evening with sister and maid of honour Pippa and mother Carole, waving at the crowds who had waited for hours to catch a glimpse of the bride-to-be. A covered walkway... [more]

William and Kate in biggest royal wedding for 30 years

Prince William and Kate Middleton marry on Friday in Britain’s biggest royal wedding for 30 years, watched by more than a million spectators in London and two billion global TV viewers. Thousands of people spent a chilly night outdoors to secure a front-row view of a day rich in royal pageantry, as Britain hosted its biggest party since the late princess Diana married William’s father Prince Charles in 1981. Diana’s absence... [more]

William becomes Duke of Cambridge

Prince William has been made the Duke of Cambridge on his wedding day by his grandmother the Queen, Buckingham Palace announced. The royal groom was given a dukedom – the highest rank in British peerage – to mark his marriage to Kate Middleton. Miss Middleton will now become Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge on her marriage at the much-anticipated ceremony in Westminster Abbey. William also became the Earl of Strathearn... [more]

Music and hymns at the royal wedding

Prince William and his long-time girlfriend Kate Middleton will marry on Friday at Westminster Abbey. Here are details of the music and hymns they have chosen for the occasion. BEFORE THE SERVICE The music before the service will begin with a selection of organ pieces: Fantasia in G (Piece d’orgue a 5) by Johann Sebastian Bach, followed by Veni Creator Spiritus by the Master of The Queen’s Music, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies; Prelude... [more]

Royal wedding will take place at Westminster Abbey

Here are some facts about Westminster Abbey where the marriage ceremony of Prince William and his long-time girlfriend Kate Middleton will take place on Friday. * ROYAL OCCASIONS: – The abbey became a popular venue for royal weddings when Princess Patricia of Connaught chose it for her marriage to the Honourable Alexander Ramsay in 1919. – It was the first time for 650 years that the abbey had been used for a royal wedding. –... [more]

The royal line of succession

Prince William and his girlfriend Kate Middleton are to get married on Friday. William is second in line to the throne after his father, Prince Charles. Here are some details about the succession to the throne: * SOME FACTS ABOUT SUCCESSION: – The succession to the throne is regulated not only through descent, but also by parliamentary statute. The order of succession is the sequence of members of the royal family in the order in which... [more]

Party Time As Britain Celebrates Wedding

Britons will be hanging out the bunting and bonding with their neighbours over home-baked goodies at parties up and down the country today. As royal wedding fever sweeps the nation, streets, squares, pubs and churches will host a variety of bashes. Prime Minister David Cameron will set the tone with a street party in Downing Street where more than 100 guests will munch cupcakes baked by first lady Samantha Cameron. Meanwhile, Southampton’s... [more]

Wait nearly over as British royal wedding dawns

The wait is nearly over for Prince William and Kate Middleton, who are to marry at Westminster Abbey on Friday in a dazzling display of royal pomp and pageantry set to draw a huge audience at home and abroad. Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to cram the flag-lined streets of London to catch a glimpse of cavalrymen in shining ornamental breastplates, groomed horses and the ornate carriages that will carry senior royal figures... [more]

Wave a flag and ‘be proud’ of wedding urges media

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding is cause for unfettered national pride and mirrors Britain’s changed social landscape, newspapers said Friday. The prince’s “happiest day” and the acceptance of the Middletons, a “common” family, into the royal household, showed how far Britain’s once-rigid class structure had come, they said. “Mum would be so proud,” the Sun said on its... [more]

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