royal wedding

Prince William got a spouse and the UK got a new princess in Kate Middleton, the not-so-common commoner who wed Wills today after a ten-year courtship. Here's everything you need to know about the lavish ceremony and the hysteria surrounding it:

Prince William and longtime love Kate Middleton tied the knot in a lavish ceremony at London's Westminster Abbey on Friday April 29. Among the 1900 guests were Sir Elton John and husband David Furnish, David and Victoria Beckham, and UK Prime Minister David Cameron and wife Samantha Sheffield.

As you might have heard by now, there's a big giant wedding taking place on Friday and it'll be broadcasted for the entire world to watch. We're talking, of course, about the Royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton - an affair so big, you can bet your royal chariot that every major news organization in their right mind will show up to cove it. That's good news for you, since it means yo

The Royal wedding with Prince William and Kate Middleton will be broadcast around the world April 29th.  But how many will watch the sure to be long and traditional(stuffy) ceremony?  Now if it was more like the T-Mobile Royal Wedding spoof they created to celebrate the upcoming ceremony, I'm sure more people would tune in.

Prince William and Kate middleton will get married April 29th next year, which is a Friday.  The Royal Family chose Friday instead of Saturday in case others were planning to get married that weekend.  Who'd want to tie the knot in London the same day as Prince William.