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A MESSAGE OF THANKS FROM THE HAPPY COUPLE co-signed 'William' and 'Catherine' in the official souvenir programme said:
"We are both so delighted that you are able to join us in celebrating what we hope will be one of the happiest days of our lives. The
affection shown to us by so many people during our engagement has been incredibly moving, and has touched us both deeply. We
would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone most sincerely for their kindness." (See official videos and photos below.)

The Royal Household invited everyone to watch the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton
on the 29th of April from 10am London Time. Live on The Royal Channel.

Speaking in a short film produced by Lambeth Palace, the Archbishop of Canterbury talked about the sense of
hopefulness and generosity at the heart of marriage, which tells us about the 'mystery' and 'delight' to be found in
making this life-time commitment. Dr. Williams, who conducted the marriage ceremony at Westminster Abbey
on Friday April 29, 2011, also described the sense of privilege he felt about his own role in the Royal Wedding.

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MSNBC's recap collection of Royal Wedding highlights
for those who missed it.

T-Mobile's spoof of the event using lookalike actors and actresses.

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Princess Diana would have approved of her spirited daughter-in-law.

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The President and First Lady approved of that kiss.

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Hugh Hefner thought Princess Catherine would make an
excellent Bunny at the London Playboy Club!

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The 1051 year old Westminster Abbey (pictured above in winter) has hosted more than 30 Royal Weddings.
(Photo courtesy of Westminster Abbey)

The newly married Duke and Duchess of Cambridge travel by open horse-drawn carriage
from Westminster Abbey to their wedding reception at Buckingham Palace

To drive his Princess to Clarence House after the reception Prince William borrowed his Dad's
Aston Martin with balloons attached and displaying the L (for Learner) number plate
in the humorous tradition of British newlyweds

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