The one year anniversary of the Royal Wedding is coming soon. Here is a special William and Kate Anniversary collection.The Princess Catherine Fashion Collection is comprises of the three most popular dresses worn by Kate, during the royal wedding reception and her first North American tour. This is the perfect compliment for your Royal Wedding collection. will surely be the perfect fit for your Royal Wedding collection.
As a FREE Gift you will also receive a Life-size Replica Engagement Ring to wear or share…A $55 value!! The Replica Engagement Ring comes in four (4) sizes. Available Sizes: 6,7,8,9. LIMITED quantities! At Checkout Page Step 4, please add a note to indicate the SIZE of the ring for your order.
AND if you purchase this amazing Royal collection, Get Prince William “The Royal Wedding” doll for ONLY $49. Use Coupon Code: EMP4WILL at checkout. Prince William is regally costumed in the uniform of the Irish Guards, which he wore on that fairy tale day when he married his Princess, Kate Middleton! A fairy tale story that has captured the hearts of people worldwide!
Remember the Royal Couples first year together forever.
This stunning Princess Catherine “Royal Wedding Doll and 3 Fashion Outfits” is very affordable at ONLY $199 (a $238 value)!
Princess Catherine’s outfits can also be ordered separately
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The most coveted job of dressing the soon-to-be-princess Kate Middleton on her wedding day is filled. Reports reveal that Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen is proclaimed as the designer of the dress of the year.
Although this was something Kate kept in secret, it was reported in the Sunday Times and the Daily Telegraph that Burton will be designing her wedding gown.
“A fashion source said that the dress will be a combination of Middleton’s own design ideas and Burton’s deep knowledge and understanding of high fashion,” the Times reported. Burton, who took over as creative director at Alexander McQueen after the designer’s tragic suicide in February last year, is no stranger to showing off her stunning work at high-profile events for world figures.
It can be remembered that Burton designed the off-the-shoulder gown worn by Sara Buys, bride of Tom Parker Bowles, son of Duchess of Cornwall Camilla Bowles. And more recently she was behind Michelle Obama’s red gown worn at a January White House state dinner.
When asked to confirm about these reports, Burton denied it saying, “I am not doing it.”
But it is a tradition that royal wedding designers swear in secrecy about any involvement in the event.
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The Royal Mint has officially released the Royal Wedding coin in UK to commemorate Prince William and Kate Middleton’s marriage. The couple has been all out on preparing for the big day come April 29, 2011 at Westminster Abbey.
The Royal Wedding coin holds the value of 5 British pounds equivalent to $8.12 US dollars. Its face value is doubled and actually sells at 10 British pounds.
Prince William and Kate’s image is carved on the front side of the coin. The design came out with the approval from the couple themselves and from Queen Elizabeth II, whose image also appears on the reverse side.
Critics to the coin’s images alleged that Kate “looks somewhat toothy…” with her smile while William’s image “has more hair on his head than has been suggested by recent photographs.”
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Finally, the royal guest list is out with golden-embossed wedding invitations to Prince William and Kate Middleton’s royal nuptial last weekend. About 1,900 guests are reportedly invited from all over the world.
According to The Mail, Sunday, more than half of Will and Kate’s friends are invited holding the largest number of guests to attend the ceremony. They are also expected to grace the post-wedding breakfast set the following day at the Buckingham Palace.
For the Queen’s part, she also invited 40 crowned heads particularly from Middle East and across Europe. To mention some they are the King of Jordan, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, the Sultan of Oman, the King of Bahrain, the Sultan of Brunei and the King of Saudi Arabia as well as the Emperor of Japan, the King of Malaysia, the King of Tonga and the King of Thailand.
The golden-embossed royal wedding invitations are on a thick white card with a gold, burnish inscription of the letters EIIR. It reads ‘The Lord Chamberlain is commanded by The Queen to invite. . . to the marriage of His Royal Highness Prince William of Wales, K.G., with Miss Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey on Friday, 29th April, 2011 at 11.00am.
Will and Kate’s royal wedding invitations were sent through Royal Mail last week.
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