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Thursday, March 10, 2011

Secret Westminster Abbey Music to Royal Ears.

Princes Charles, William and Kate Middleton Make Music Selection a Family Affair: Monday evening, Prince William, Prince Charles and Kate Middleton surreptitiously visited Westminster Abbey to decide on the music for the April 29 royal wedding. This is the first visit the couple has made to their wedding chapel together.

Sneaking into the church through a back gate, the couple arrived with the father-of-the-groom at 8 p.m. They then listened to a full orchestra and a 14-boy choir perform musical pieces they are considering for their marriage ceremony.


Wednesday, March 9, 2011

The Royal Family invite 1,900 guests to Prince's wedding.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have invited 1,900 guests to their wedding in April, palace officials said, filling Westminster Abbey with a vast array of royals, diplomats, family and friends. Gilded invitations issued in the name of Queen Elizabeth II were sent out by post on Wednesday and Thursday, with the monarch's EIIR cypher and the text die-stamped in gold.


An even more select group of 300 has been invited to dinner followed by dancing hosted by William's father Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace.

Prince William to visit Australia before wedding.

                     Prince William to visit Australia before wedding to Kate Middleton.
Prince William will arrive in Australia on Saturday, March 19 and visit Queensland's cyclone and flood-affected areas before heading south to survey the flood damage in northwestern Victoria.Exactly which Victorian towns the royal will tour is still unknown.

Swan Hill Mayor Greg Cruikshank said Prince William's presence could attract much-needed tourism back to the area. "It's very heartening to see that he's aware of the situation here in northern Victoria,'' Mr Cruikshank said.It will be the second time in just over a year that the prince has toured Victorian communities affected by natural disasters. In January last year he visited communities hit by the Black Saturday bushfires.