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So who watched the wedding?
I got up at 5:30 to watch, since that's when they said the processional would start. The whole thing was gorgeous! Kate looked amazing (if not a little skinny) in that dress. She did look pretty tired during the sermony parts of the wedding. I can't imagine that she got ANY sleep the night before. I certainly wouldn't have.
Re: So who watched the wedding?
I woke up at 3:50 a.m. to catch all the pre-ceremony coverage. She looked stunning and so humble. I loved her reaction on the balcony of Buckingham Palace - almost as if she couldn't believe all those people were there to see them. ABC News said that when she got in the carriage for the recessional she said to William "I am so happy right now."
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I did too! I thought that was really sweet.
And I totally loved all the hats and fascinators.
Loved Pippa's dress.
I caught the carriage ride while I was getting ready for work, then I left as soon as the entered Buckingham Palace and made it to work in time to watch "the kiss" live on YouTube. I caught other highlights on YouTube videos and videos on CNN.com. I am DVR-ing one of the morning shows to watch at some point this weekend.
I loved Pippa's dress and how Harry was peeking as she walked down the aisle. I like how you could see her say "Wow" when they came out on the balcony.
I set the DVR to record it, but my internal clock still had me up at 430am. So I watched it until they went into the palace, went to work, and watched the kiss live on the computer.
It was beautiful! They looked so happy
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I watched it! I got up at 4 am and kind of dozed on the couch as the various guests arrived and then had my coffee at 5 am and watched the "real" guests arrive lol.
I loved it - I loved seeing how happy she and William were, ABC I think had lip readers (lol) so there is a "transcript" of things they were saying, and william said to her when they got in the carriage something like "You did great, you're my wife, I love you" and then on the balcony before the second kiss it was something like "let's give them another, I love you" which I thought was so sweet. It was just so obvious that they are so in love which is so nice to see I think.
I don't know why I didn't listen to everyone saying it starts at 5am. I could have also been that I didn't want to wake up. I turned it one around 6 something, they were at the altar. I watch the vows and the exchanging of the ring.
When I got to work I watch the kiss on the balcony.I watched the re-runs Friday evening and Saturday morning. Overall, everything was beautiful. Congrats to Kate & Will.
I got confused about the schedule and got up @ 6. I checked FB and saw Firedancer's update about just seeing her get out of the limo and I raced downstairs to see Kate finishing her walk to the altar. I watched the whole thing until the kiss and then the replay of the early morning events, her leaving the hotels, all the processions, etc.
She looked gorgeous, but needs a burger stat! They both looked soo happy and in love. I thought they did a great job of being royal, traditional, but also updating it a bit.
There are a couple different translations obviously - but its still interesting - here are two:
http://www.popsugar.com/Royal-Wedding-Lip-Reading-Kate-Middleton-Prince-William-Pippa-Middleton-16157518?page=0,0,0
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/04/29/royal-wedding-lip-reader_n_855782.html