April 2010 Weddings
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Any "Royal Wedding" watchers?
I have to confess...I am a royal wedding watcher! It' hard to believe that 30 years after being glued to the screen when his parents were married, I'm looking forward to watching William and Kate's! What will she wear? What jewelry? Her ladies? The fashion show at the wedding!
And of course, I don't know her from adam, but it's so neat that he marrying a "commoner"...what must her world be like now?
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Re: Any "Royal Wedding" watchers?
I'm intrigued. Don't know that I'll place a bet on what day it's going to be on. If it's on TV, I will likely watch some of it just because it's history and I want to see.
I, too, like the idea that he is marrying a commoner. Nice to know that there is still hope for us peons!
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I heard that it is going to be televised, as was his parents. I totally get your point, though - but I also think it's kind of neat in a way that the royals invite their country (and by extension, the world) to celebrate with them....my best friend from HS lives in England, and she was telling me that the whole country feels as though it's their son and daughter getting married....but I'm sure they are making their own private moments. Hopefully, times have changed enough that at least she won't be obligated to march her firstborn out on the balcony and share him with the country shortly after giving birth, like his Mom did with him :-)