Showing posts with label William. Show all posts
Showing posts with label William. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 November 2011

Can't Wait to Watch William and Kate's Royal Wedding Live - 4 Things to Expect From Royal Wedding

Finally, the eight-year relationship is ended with a Royal marriage. The Britain's Prince William is going to marry his longtime girlfriend, Kate Middleton on 29th April 2011. Everyone around the world is eager to see the biggest royal wedding to take place because it will be the most expensive celebrity wedding of all time. It is estimated that the total expenses will be more than million and part of the expenses will be covered by the Royal family. But most likely it is going to cost the British taxpayers more than million.

Can't Wait to Watch William and Kate's Royal Wedding Live - 4 Things to Expect From Royal Wedding

Many people have already planned a trip to London to witness this great event. Like me, I am going to stick to my television closely to watch the live broadcast. There are a few things I have in mind which I don't want to miss.

• The surprise given by Prince Harry

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I love Prince Harry for his naughtiness and creativity. There must be a lot of surprises given by Prince Harry. Until today, the detailed information about the bride and groom's bachelor and bachelorette parties is still being kept under tight wraps. I am sure Prince Harry, the planner of the bachelor party, is going to give everyone great surprise. I am really looking forward to seeing what dress Prince Harry is going to wear on his brother's big day.

Kate Middleton's dress

I am sure the bride will cheer everyone up with her gorgeous wedding gown. Although we still don't know which top designer will be asked to make Middleton's gown, I am sure the gown will be the most eye-catching one. In many designers' point of view, Middleton would go for something quite simple because this is her style. However, since this wedding is going to be the historical moment for the royal family, I believe the gown must be special enough to reflect the history.

• The wedding ceremony

It is for sure that the Royal Wedding ceremony will be held at the official church of the Royal family, i.e. The Westminster Abbey. The venue is able to accommodate 2000 guests. Princess Fergie and the monarchies of Romania, Spain, Norway, Holland, Belgium, Denmark and Sweden have confirmed their attendance. Everyone is curious to find out whether late Princess Diana's family will be invited. Again, we are also guessing which celebrities' names will appear on the guest list.

• The Route

What's next after the ceremony? If everything is done in a traditional way, the new couple will weave their way through Parliament Square, Whitehall, Horse Guards Parade and the Mall. They will then proceed to Buckingham Palace, the place where the bride and groom are expected to wave to the public from the balcony. I believe that particular moment will be the most precious one because this is the same balcony where Prince William's parents, Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana kissed in 1981. The history repeats after 30 years!

Let's count down. I really can't wait for 29th April to come.

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Tuesday, 22 November 2011

Collecting William and Kate Royal Wedding Souvenirs

Following the historic news that Prince William and Kate Middleton are to get married on April 29th 2011 at Westminster Abbey a hoard of Royal wedding souvenirs and memorabilia goes into production. If you're a patriotic royal watcher, or simply on the lookout for an investment opportunity, now is the time to start researching everything connected to William and Kate.

Collecting William and Kate Royal Wedding Souvenirs

Mugs, cups and plates have always been a favourite collectible item during the build up to any special Royal event. There will certainly be a wide variety of all types of china with both Prince William and Princess Catherine's faces on them, along with the royal crests or perhaps Westminster Abbey in the background. These become collector's pieces and look very nice arranged along a shelf or in a cabinet.

Fine bone china with hand painted decorative occasions of the wedding is a good recommended choice to purchase, as these can carry their own value, even without the imprinted commemorative photos.

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Royal thimbles will be on offer printed with photos of the happy couple. Royal commemorative thimbles date back well over a century and have long been an item of collectible value. Look out for thimbles that have been produced using an embossed method on precious metals such as gold, silver, or even platinum. Collecting these will be much higher in value, along with the commemorative element.

Start collecting any type of reading material on the newly weds to be. Magazines, books, pamphlets, newspaper articles, anything concerning William and Kate's historic journey. Kept together as a theme collection in immaculate condition, a full collection of printed reading material and photographs surrounding their engagement, wedding, and any other informative articles as a married couple, will always attract the attention of collectors looking for royal memorabilia.

Stamps are also another firm favourite collectible item. Not just from the UK, but from across the world. Nearly all Commonwealth countries will issue commemorative issue stamps, so get on to the postal websites to see what is available to buy.

If you are already a collector of stamps, why not create a royal theme collection. Build up a nice collection that covers the engagement period, the wedding, birth of any children, and so on. Themes like this are more likely to add value over time, especially if kept in folders and good condition.

Collect coins - Buy Commemorative coins with details of Prince William and Kate Middleton's engagement or wedding featured on them. These embossed coins will also carry the all-important dates of the events and can become a valuable investment as time goes on, especially if they are a limited edition. Search the Internet to find Royal coins concerning William and Kate's 2011 wedding and snap them up now, especially if only a certain amount is being produced.

You might also want to start a collection of Royal Wedding t-shirts. You could purchase licensed ones from your local stores or off the many Internet websites selling William and Kate merchandise. The royal couple on a T-shirt is probably not to everyone's taste, but still none the less a collectible souvenir, that in years to come to could add value to your unique vintage collection.

This will give you some idea as to what to look out for now and in the coming month's as anticipation grows towards the Royal Wedding. It is very much a personal choice for any collector but I would suggest if you want to buy an item that will give you long term value, steer clear of any tacky items that will flood the market in their thousands. That's not to say it is wrong if you just want to show your support by buying a mug or T-shirt that takes your fancy, but if you want to be a serious collector of Royal memorabilia, only purchase either good quality products or build up a unique theme collection. And remember to keep your items in the best condition possible by storing them safely, if your purchase is already boxed and packaged, then leave it like that.

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Sunday, 13 November 2011

The Fairytale That Lasts: Prince William and Kate Middleton

Imagine that you are Prince William and his long time girlfriend Kate Middleton now engaged to be married. Wow! You're experiencing all the preparations, speculation and gossip surrounding the nuptials, but what will you need in your daily lives together in the future? Two famous princesses and their husbands who came before them didn't appear to be very successful in the needs department. Here's how William and Kate and you can do better.

The Fairytale That Lasts: Prince William and Kate Middleton

In any marriage royal or otherwise there are two people who have needs. The need for commitment for a lifetime, the need for communication on all levels in their daily lives, the need to negotiate differences of opinion and preferences, the need to be cherished today and forever, and the need to develop a communion of spirit that expresses the purpose and giving back that develops out of your unique love and relationship.

This will include: Who will you be for each other? Will you be friends as well as lovers? Will you cheer each other on when either of you have had a rough day? Will you encourage each other's growth or ignore it? Will you remember to touch after the newness is gone? Will you take time to notice what you need or just resent when you finally notice that what you need is missing. Take a few moments to list your needs, share them with your spouse and have them share theirs with you. Maybe you will have to negotiate a few compromises, but this exchange of needs will be invaluable for your relationship.

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Whether you are a Prince and soon to be Princess or everyday person, to get what you need in a relationship you have to define it and ask for it. Most of us don't read minds yet. So I say William and Kate speak up. Let's this be the fairy tale that lasted. God knows we all need that.

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