Anyone Going to the Royal Wedding Tomorrow?

[Kier]

I thought the whole thing was done exceptionally well, a very good show all round. The sound recording from Westminster Abbey was terrific - my subwoofer was going beserk to the closing verse of Jerusalem

 

[Lisa]

I managed to avoid the whole thing - spent the entire time in the kitchen making cinnamon swirls and choc chip muffins instead hehehe

 

[mrGTB]

Would rather stare at the inside of my eyelids..

same here.

 

[x4rl]

We had a party here outside in the sun just got in from it. it was for people who didn't want to watch the wedding. My son loved it :3

 

[TheBoss]

I find it strange that she has not got a surname now..!!

When her husband is entitled to use 2 , the family name of Windsor & the surname he uses in the army Wales....

 

[Paul B]

Officially he also doesn't have a surname.

1. ^ As a member of the royal family entitled to be called "His Royal Highness", William formally has no surname, but when one is used, it is Mountbatten-Windsor (or colloquially his territorial designation of Cambridge; prior to his marriage, his father's, Wales); according to letters patent of February 1960, his House and Family Name is Windsor.[1]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_William,_Duke_of_Cambridge

 

[Kier]

When her husband is entitled to use 2 , the family name of Windsor & the surname he uses in the army Wales....

... neither of which are real surnames of course - Wales is conferred as a result of his father, Prince Charles being Prince of Wales, and Windsor is the name of the royal house/dynasty rather than being a genuine surname as you and I have.

 

[Luke F]

 

[yavuz]

Funny and ridiculously serious at the same time

 

[Mikey]

I slept through it.

Cue interesting fact: Now that she is a titled royal, she officially doesn't have a surname; her full name is now Catherine Elizabeth.

I thought they are all "Windsor"'s?

 

[erich37]

the trouble for us guys is: all girls want to marry a "prince" now

 

[leftie]

I was going to go but the Super Injunction won't allow it or for me to even mention it ... oops.

 

[leftie]

the trouble for us guys is: all girls want to marry a "prince" now

I'm a bit of a frog...

 

[erich37]

one of the most important people was missing.....

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[Jo.]

I thought the whole thing was done exceptionally well, a very good show all round. The sound recording from Westminster Abbey was terrific - my subwoofer was going beserk to the closing verse of Jerusalem

Same here! Jerusalem has to be played at high volume! It's one of those unspoken rules... The same goes for "I Was Glad" by Parry - well, it is for me anyway... nostalgia creeps in from singing that in St Paul's Cathedral during my schooldays. I thought it was a beautiful wedding!

 

[Jo.]

the trouble for us guys is: all girls want to marry a "prince" now

Maybe that will give guys a bit of a push towards being more gentlemanly and chivalrous... so every girl can feel like they have a prince

 

[erich37]

Maybe that will give guys a bit of a push towards being more gentlemanly and chivalrous... so every girl can feel like they have a prince

you are my princess

 

[Jo.]

you are my princess

Lol aww you're sweet.

 

[AdamD]

I had to watch it, I was visiting my mum, so she wanted to see it, doh!
heh, but overall, it was interesting to watch, glad it went well for them.

 

[AdamD]

one of the most important people was missing.....

Was a shame she couldn't be there to see it in person, but, given their religious beliefs etc, no doubt she was watching from "up high".