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New details emerge of royal wedding
Clarence House has released new details of the royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton that will take place at the end of April.
There weren't any new shocking revelations, but what was revealed paints a better picture of what royal watchers and spectators can expect.
Kate Middleton will be driven by car along Pall Mall, Horse Guards Parade, Whitehall and Parliament Square before finally ending up at Westminster Abbey.
The ceremony will be conducted by the Rev John Hall and the couple will be married by the archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams.
Once the pair are husband and wife, they will travel along the same route that Middleton arrived in, but this time, the couple will be together in a horse-drawn carriage.
It is expected that the Queen will host a gathering at Buckingham Palace for guests and afterward, Prince Charles will organize a private dinner for friends and family.
In anticipation for the royal wedding, we'll be speaking to royal watcher and author Mark Saunders on what people can expect on April 29.
Do you have any particular questions you want answered on the pomp and circumstance of this once in a lifetime event?
Maybe you want to know who pays? What role will the Queen play? Who gets the privilege of getting invited to the wedding?
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what kind of person gets to be invited to the wedding? how can i get a ticket?
What role will QE2 play? Will she speak or just be like a normal guest during the wedding?
Did they change to a car for the bride because of security concerns? What does it mean for the queen to hold a "reception" instead of a wedding breakfast?
As a proud Brit I would ask Mr Saunders to please refrain from referring to His Royal Highness as the next King of England. This is totally incorrect. The United Kingdom of Great Britain is more than England. I would expect more from a "royal watcher".
They make such a lovely couple, everyone should be proud of both, I'm sure Princess Diana would approve of Williams and Kate's wedding.