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Late-joining spectators might have to pack a sleeping bag and brave the rain, but it’s not too late to get to jolly old England and be in the thick of it.

“If you’ve got excited about everything that you’ve been hearing, and you’ve decided that you absolutely have to be there, you’re going to have to start packing your bags now,” says Lesley Keyter, with Calgary-based Travel Lady Agency.

She adds Calgarians would have to shell out some $1,300 to get a flight to London’s Heathrow airport, and they might have to sleep outside as most of the hotels are booked.

But Keyter says that’s not such a bad thing because visitors will want to camp out along the royal wedding route to catch a glimpse of the bride and groom.

“Those prime spots to be right in the front row, I have no doubt, are probably gone already, but to be in the third or fourth row would be quite the thing,” she adds.

There will be a lot of entertainment for those along the route, with vendors and buskers lining the streets.

The royal wedding route is quite long, spanning from Buckinham Palace, past Big Ben and Parliament Square to the doors of Westminster Abbey.

“The beautiful princess and handsome prince heading off into the happily ever after is almost imprinted in our DNA,” says author Michael Farquhar.

“There’s an endless, bottomless fascination with royalty. In Britain, it’s an enduring institution. Celebrities come and go, royalty is here to stay.”

Princess Diana’s marriage to Prince Charles showed the public just how false a fairy tale could be.

But now their son William – second in line to the throne – is set to marry longtime girlfriend Kate Middleton, all is forgotten.

On Friday, the next royal spectacle occurs.

Anglophiles everywhere will watch England’s future king marry his college sweetheart at Westminster Abbey.

For months now, the guest list has kept people guessing.

In keeping with tradition, William and Kate have invited select exes to their big day.

“Since the male members of the Royal Family generally make a point of bedding as many high-born beauties as possible before making the inevitable march to the altar, the pews are generally filled with heartbroken young female aristocrats who, to put it bluntly, didn’t make the cut,” notes Christopher Andersen, author of William and Kate: A Royal Love Story.

“Camilla was front and centre at Charles’s wedding to Diana, after all, as were at least a dozen or more of Charles’s exes.”

In addition to girl-and boyfriends past, William and Kate’s guest list includes celebrities, heads of state, family and close friends.

The friends who’ve been invited have remained discreet, never broken their silence about the couple, and as a result have been rewarded with an invitation, Andersen says.

“These are the friends they can count on to keep royal secrets.”

Here’s a look at a handful of high-profile people who’ll be there on the big day:

The spare: Now that the heir is off the marriage market, the spare is the most eligible bachelor in England. Prince Harry, 26, was kind enough to make his mother’s sapphire and diamond engagement ring available to older brother Wills, who in turn gave it to Kate when they made things official. Nice. That’s just one reason why Harry is best man.

William and Harry were close before Diana’s death and even closer after, Andersen says. “There is no question that, next to Kate, Harry is the most important person in William’s life. No one else knows what they’ve endured over the years. Harry has also come to regard Kate as the sister he never had. Poignant, really, because Diana desperately wanted a daughter but of course never lived to have one.”

With a full head of hair and a face from both parents, Harry cuts a more rakish figure than his elder brother. Perhaps it’s easier to be funloving when you don’t have the burden of becoming king hanging over your royal head.

The kid sister: Philippa Middleton is Kate’s lookalike sib and maid of honour for the big day. Known as Pippa, the 27-year-old shares her sister’s long, dark hair and clean smile. Pippa is a party organizer who likes to attend parties: in 2008, Tattler Magazine named her “the No. 1 Society Singleton.” She has had lots of boyfriends and may have a new flock of suitors after the world watches her attend to her sister.

Kate’s parents: Carole and Michael Middleton were born into Britain’s middle class. Long before the phrase “flight attendant” became de rigueur, she was a stewardess and he was a steward and flight dispatcher for British Airways. The couple has three kids; their eldest, Catherine Elizabeth (a.k.a. “Kate”) will be marrying up, as they say, on Friday. The Middletons run a mail-order company called Party Pieces from a warehouse near their home in the village of Bucklebury, Berkshire.

The Beckhams: Becks and Posh are royalty in their respective worlds. Why’d they get an invite? “David Beckham met William at the World Cup in Africa and they have been friends ever since,” Andersen notes. “Victoria is along for the ride.” The Beckhams have been house-hunting in England in anticipation of Baby Beckham’s birth. Apparently, even famous people want to be near mum and dad when a baby’s coming.

Mr. Bean: Actor-comedian Rowan Atkinson has been goofing off for decades, from history-hopping stints in The Black Adder (later Blackadder) series to his wildly popular TV show, Mr. Bean, which spawned films and a cartoon. Mr. Bean is silly in a British way, with Atkinson emerging as a gangly collision between mime, clown and cut-up. He’s a British treasure the same way that Jerry Lewis is an American treasure.

The X-factor: No hard feelings? There must be a few for Jecca Craig and Arabella Musgrave, who were serious love interests of Prince William. When the guy who got away is the man who would be king … that’s gotta hurt. “The reason these young women were invited . is that they have kept their mouths shut,” Andersen says. By Andersen’s count, William has invited at least seven of his exes. Kate has invited two.

Music royalty: Just a few weeks ago, Sir Elton John was “sweating it out, convinced that he had not been invited,” Andersen says. “However, the treasured ‘Golden Ticket’ to the wedding breakfast being hosted at Buckingham Palace by the Queen finally came through for both Elton and his partner David Furnish.

“Elton is one of the very few friends of Diana’s who are invited to the wedding,” Andersen notes.

The prime minister: David Cameron is the guy who really runs Britain, and he does it without a crown, a palace or a horse-drawn carriage.

Madonna’s ex: Filmmaker Guy Ritchie – the guy behind Sherlock Holmes is a distant (like, sixth) cousin of Kate Middleton.

The Virgin heiress: Holly Branson, daughter of Richard Branson, is a party girl with a brain. The 30-year-old is a pal of William and Kate, often accompanying them to clubs in London.

Random royals: Look for the kings of Tonga, Thailand, Jordan, Malaysia, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia; sultans of Oman and Brunei; the crown prince of Abu Dhabi and the emperor of Japan.

Roads in central London around Buckingham Palace and along the route of Friday’s marriage procession from the abbey were closed from early morning as about 1,000 members of the military held a full-scale royal wedding rehearsal.

Carriages that will carry members of the wedding party also took part alongside mounted cavalry.

William and Middleton arrived in a fleet of vehicles that swept into the abbey grounds for their rehearsal on Wednesday evening.

They were accompanied at the run-through by William’s brother and best man Prince Harry, the Middleton family and senior clergy, a spokesman for the couple said.

Across the capital, bunting has gone up and flags are beginning to be hoisted, with similar preparations around the country where about 5,500 street parties will be held.

A small army of media from around the world has descended on makeshift studios set up outside Buckingham Palace and along the route to cover the ceremony that one British minister predicted would attract a global TV audience of some 2 billion people.

“America and the world is really excited about a piece of great news,” said Linda Bell Blue, executive producer of U.S. entertainment news programme Entertainment Tonight, who is heading up a team of 70 staff for the wedding.

“It’s been a pretty rough time around the world — in the Middle East and in Japan and the world economy — and this is something to be happy about,” she told Reuters.

“Americans love a big production. This is the Oscars on steroids. Its the pageantry, the enthusiasm, it’s about what people are wearing.”
Some royal fans have already begun camping outside the abbey to secure the best spots to watch Friday’s events, and hundreds of thousands of people are expected to start arriving in London

VisitBritain, the national tourism agency, is predicting an extra 600,000 tourists in the capital on the day, meaning there would be a total of some 1.1 million visitors with 40 percent of those coming from abroad.

“That could bring anything up to 50 million pounds ($83 million),” a spokesman said, adding the number of in-bound flights to Britain for the weekend had risen by 244 percent.

London and Partners, the agency which promotes the city, said it expected there would be 600,000 people actually lining the streets, the same number as came to watch the 1981 wedding of William’s parents Prince Charles and Princess Diana.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has said the occasion would be a boon to a nation coping with government austerity measures which have resulted in drastic spending cuts and job losses.

“People across the country, and indeed across the world, are getting excited about the events on Friday,” Cameron told parliament.
Archbishop of York John Sentamu, the second most senior cleric in the Church of England, echoed those sentiments.

“This event I hope will give a lot of hope to a lot of people, particularly young people,” he said in a TV interview published on his website.
Those who do go to London to watch the procession or camp out could be in for a cold and wet experience, with weather forecasters predicting showers and a brisk wind.

On Tuesday, police appealed to the public to help them spot any potential troublemakers, while promising that they would not tolerate any attempt to disrupt the event.

Some 5,000 police officers will be on duty to deal with potential threats ranging from international Islamist militants to anarchists and stalkers.
Meanwhile the one-and-a-half mile processional route has undergone a deep clean to get it looking spic and span.

A team of 130 street cleaners including 80 sweepers along with 30 vehicles are being lined up to deal with the 140 tonnes of waste expected to be left by those watching the royal wedding on Friday.

The royal wedding dress rehearsal took place in the wee hours this morning and featured more than 1,000 soldiers, horses, carriages, chaffeured Bentley and RAF flyover.

Participants wore full military dress, but marching bands refrained from playing their instruments as the whole exercise was complete before 6.30am.

The eyes of the world will be on Prince William and Kate Middleton when they begin their journeys to and from Westminster Abbey.

So nothing was left to chance with the dry run in which timings were tested to the second and all armed forces taking part got the chance to practise their role in their service uniforms.

The day began very early – about 2am for those involved.

The bride and groom didn’t attend the dress rehearsal, but they did use a practice Kate for the festivities.

A “pretty brunette” emerged from the exact car that will carry Kate on Friday, prompting cheers from the crowd before they realized it was just her stand in.

Naturally, her double gave no hint as to what the much anticipated wedding dress will look like. She was wearing pants and a black sweater.

The number one goal for the security guards will be to protect the future princess, while still ensuring the public can get a clear view of her.

The following timings have been officially confirmed for the Royal Wedding Day: Please note all times are in GMT.

8:15 — 9:45 a.m. The general congregation will arrive at the Great North Door of Westminster Abbey.

From 9:50 a.m. Governors general and prime ministers of Commonwealth countries, the diplomatic corps, and other distinguished guests arrive at the Abbey.

10:10 a.m. The bridegroom and Prince Henry of Wales leave Clarence House for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 10:15 a.m.

10:20 a.m. Members of Foreign Royal Families arrive at Westminster Abbey from Buckingham Palace.

10:20 a.m. Carole and James Middleton leave the Goring Hotel for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 10:27 a.m.

10:25 a.m. Members of the Royal Family (except those listed below) leave Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 10:30 a.m.

10:35 a.m. The following members of the Royal Family leave Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 10:40 a.m.:

-The Duke of York

-Princess Beatrice of York

-Princess Eugenie of York

-The Earl and Countess of Wessex

-The Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Timothy Laurence

10:38 a.m. The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall leave Clarence House for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 10:42 a.m.

10:40 a.m. The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh leave Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 10:45 a.m.

10:48 a.m. The bridesmaids and pages leave the Goring Hotel for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 10:55 a.m.

10:51 a.m. The bride, accompanied by Michael Middleton, leaves the Goring Hotel for Westminster Abbey.

11 a.m. The marriage service begins.

12:15 p.m. The carriage procession of the bride and bridegroom with a captain’s escort of the household cavalry, followed by the Queen’s procession with a sovereign’s escort of the household cavalry, leaves Westminster Abbey for Buckingham Palace.

12:30 p.m. The bride’s carriage procession arrives at Buckingham Palace.

12:40 p.m. Members of the Royal Family and foreign royal families arrive at Buckingham Palace.

From 12:40 p.m. Other guests for the reception arrive at Buckingham Palace.

1:25 p.m. The Queen and the bride and bridegroom, together with their families, appear on the balcony.

1:30 p.m. Fly-past by the Royal Air Force and Battle of Britain memorial flight.

Catherine Middleton, accompanied by her immediate family, will spend the night before the royal wedding at the Goring Hotel in London. This was the Middleton family’s personal choice.

Aides to the Prime Minister confirmed that he would be foregoing a formal morning suit in favour of his normal business attire.

It is expected that other politicians attending next week’s ceremony at Westminster Abbey – including Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and Labour leader Ed Miliband – will make a similar choice.

In past decades it has been traditional for prime ministers to wear full morning dress – including a tail coat – when they attend royal weddings.

However, since becoming Conservative leader in 2005, the Old Etonian Mr Cameron has been careful to avoid drawing attention to his privileged background.

As a student a Oxford University, he was famously photographed in the bow tie and tails of the infamous Bullingdon Club – a dining group for ex-public schoolboys, which was renowned for its drunken excesses.

Since becoming Prime Minister he has largely avoided appearing in public in formal wear – the only exception being his annual Mansion House speech on foreign affairs when white tie and tails are considered mandatory.

With the Royal Wedding in just over a week, we’ll have to see if the Queen and the rest of the royal family really do make the same kind of entrance!

Watch the video below to see the Royal wedding choir in full voice:

Watch the video below for the full story. Do you think Kate Middleton is really the prettiest of them all?

PEZ, the Austrian company whose candy dispensers are known around the world, said Monday it will donate the money to the Starlight Children’s Foundation, which cheers up seriously ill children and their families by granting wishes and organising hospital events.

A spokeswoman said the company chose that charity because Middleton and her family supported it.

She gave no more details about the winning bidder other than to say his or her user profile was Frank841950.

The winning bid, one of 33 submitted, falls short of the record $32,000 paid for an Astronaut B model Pez dispenser in 2006.

Kate Middleton  has apparently been very hands on with respect to the design of her dress for the Royal Wedding. The gown is described as  “ivory satin and lace with pearl buttons and a ‘nod’ to Lady Diana.”

The bride-to-be stepped out in one ofMiss Cranston’s vintage-inspired coats at a wedding in January, causing speculation that she might be in the running. Although Miss Cranston’s name was leaked on to the internet yesterday, St James’s Palace refused to enter into any  speculation in the matter.

Apparantly as soon as the Royal engagement was announced Kate took it upon herself to start creating her dream gown before she went to an established dressmaker to put her ideas into practice.

According to one impeccably-placed source, Kate Middleton has taken inspiration from her History of Art degree – particularly the Renaissance period, as she studied in Florence during her gap year.

Miss Cranston, 34, won the Designer of Year award at London’s Graduate Fashion Week in 1999 and has already worked for Alexander McQueen and Alice Temperley. She founded her own label, which means dragonfly in Spanish, in 2002 and offers a bespoke bridal collection.

Working out of a small studio in south London, she has already dressed stars including Emma Watson and Jerry Hall.  The gown in question is under lock and key at Clarence House. The Mail has been told it is ivory satin and lace, with a pearl button detail and a 10ft train.

Although he has been kept in the dark about the gown, William has agreed with Kate that she can auction it for charity after the big royal wedding day, with the proceeds going to a range of charities including the Prince’s Trust.

Friends have also revealed that Kate plans to wear diamond-and- pearl earrings on the day, although it is not known if they are new or family heirlooms. She will borrow other pieces of jewellery from the Queen for the royal wedding,  including, it is believed, a dazzling tiara. Watch the video below for more:

Canada Post has printed a whopping SIXTEEN-MILLION of these special stamps.  Interestingly, this is the first time the postal service has printed commemorative stamps for a royal wedding since Queen Elizabeth II married Prince Phillip way back in 1948.

Which design do you like best?

The “comedian”, desperately trying to promote his unfunny stand-up show on June 3 somewhere in London, will undoubtedly cause controversy with his comments, which he made during an interview for ITV breakfast show Daybreak.

Asked if he, like many Americans, was looking forward to April 29, the 56-year-old cretin replied sarcastically: ‘Yes, I’m very excited. Well it’s a circus act, it’s an absurd act.

‘You know, it’s a dress-up. It’s a classic English thing of let’s play dress-up. Let’s pretend that these are special people. OK, we’ll all pretend that – that’s what theatre is,’ he continued, trying vainly to stir up controversy in the hope of selling a few tickets to his stand up show.

‘That’s why the British have the greatest theatre in the world. They love to dress up and they love to play pretend.

‘And that’s what the Royal Family is – it’s a huge game of pretend. These aren’t special people – it’s fake outfits, fake phoney hats and gowns.’

Seinfeld added: ‘It’s fantastic. We don’t have anything like that.’

After watching the interview, which was filmed in New York, Daybreak hosts Christine Bleakley and Adrian Chiles appeared taken aback, Bleakley joking, ‘How dare he!’

Chiles appeared very offended by Seinfeld’s opinion: ‘I’ll join in on any of that stuff, if it’s a Brit doing it. But I can’t bear Americans criticising the Royal family. It turns me into a Royalist!’

He added: ‘He’ll be doing that show from the Tower of London, never mind the O2.’

If the former “actor” is that bothered about the British monarchy, he can always just stay in his beloved America, where everything is just so peachy right now.

One thing’s for sure – the royal wedding will attract more viewers in one day than all of Seinfeld’s unfunny so-called comedy show episodes put together.

That is, of course, if the royal family actually turn out to be ‘real’ and not ‘make believe’ figments of our imagination after all.

This is pretty well, as far as we know, the complete list of royal wedding and royal family related TV broadcasts that are going to be shown in the run up to the big day.

“Hollywood Dailies” 8 a.m., Thursday April 14, REELZ; Spotlight on Anne Hathaway of “Rio”; royal wedding Wednesday.

“Prince William & Catherine: A Royal Love Story” 7 p.m., Thursday April 14, OWN; Part 1 — Kate and William meet at Marlborough, becoming friends then lovers. (Part 1 of 2)

“Prince William & Catherine: A Royal Love Story” 6 p.m., Friday April 15, OWN; Part 1 — Kate and William meet at Marlborough, becoming friends then lovers. (Part 1 of 2)

“The Insider” 7:30 p.m., Friday April 15, CBS; Princess Diana Backstory — The death of Princess Diana; royal wedding news. (N)

“Royally Mad” 8 p.m., Friday April 15, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 1 of 2)

“William & Kate: A Fairytale Romance” 9 p.m., Friday April 15, BBC America; The private lives of the young royal couple.

“William and Kate The Royal Wedding” 8 p.m., Saturday April 16, KVCR; The history of the couple’s romance; key aspects of a royal wedding.

“Monarchy: The Royal Family at Work” 9 p.m., Saturday April 16, KOCE; Headquarters — The queen’s official birthday celebration; Queen Elizabeth prepares for her annual move to Balmoral.

“Monarchy: The Royal Family at Work” 10 p.m., Saturday April 16, KOCE; Head of State — The elaborate state opening of Parliament; the private weekly session between the queen and the British prime minister.

Sunday, April 17 through the royal wedding on the 29th:

“Today” 6 a.m., Sunday April 17, NBC; Counting down to the royal wedding; a 3-year-old snowboarder. (N)

“Movie: Prince William” (2002) 7 p.m., Monday April 18, Lifetime; Jordan Frieda, Martin Turner. After the death of Princess Diana, young William attends college, bonds with his father and brother, and grows to manhood.

“Movie: William & Kate” (2011) 9 p.m., Monday April 18, Lifetime; Ben Cross, Camilla Luddington. Prince William meets Kate Middleton at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, and they begin a royal romance.

“20/20” 10 p.m., Monday April 18, ABC; A Special Edition of 20/20: William and Catherine: A Modern Fairytale — Barbara Walters discusses Prince William and Kate Middleton’s romance and looks at exclusive home movies, photographs and interviews with their friends; wedding plans. (N)

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 11 p.m., Monday April 18, Lifetime; A Day to Remember — (Series Premiere) Royal experts, wedding organizers and celebrity commentators imagine the events of William and Kate’s wedding day. (N)

“Royally Mad” 7, 8 and 10 p.m., Tuesday April 19, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 2 of 2)

“The Middle” 8 p.m., Wednesday April 20, ABC; Royal Wedding — Frankie becomes obsessed with the upcoming royal wedding; Brick helps Sue when she decides to try out for the school’s news team; Mike has to make cutbacks at the quarry. (N)

“Royally Mad” 8 p.m., Wednesday April 20, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 2 of 2)

“Prince William & Catherine: A Royal Love Story” 10 p.m., Wednesday April 20, OWN; Part 1 — Kate and William meet at Marlborough, becoming friends then lovers. (Part 1 of 2)

“Hollywood Dailies” 11 p.m., Wednesday and  8 a.m., Thursday April 21, REELZ; Robert Pattinson actor spotlight; Royal Wedding Wednesday; ”Madea’s Big Happy Family”.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 8 p.m., Thursday April 21, Lifetime; A Tale of Two Princesses — The parallels between Catherine Elizabeth Middleton and Princess Diana. (N)

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 9 p.m., Thursday April 21, Lifetime; Kate’s Gown of Renown — Choosing a royal wedding dress; famous bridal gowns in royal wedding history. (N)

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 10 p.m., Thursday April 21, Lifetime; Feast Fit for a Prince & Princess — Royal experts, celebrity chefs, master caterers and bakers make menu predictions for the royal wedding; top ten royal wedding cakes. (N)

“Today” 7 a.m., Friday April 22, NBC; Countdown to the royal wedding; violinist Hahn-Bin; actor Daniel Radcliffe; real estate; Easter crafts; upcycling; summer camps; cooking for Easter brunch. (N)

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 8 p.m., Friday April 22, Lifetime; A Day to Remember — Royal experts, wedding organizers and celebrity commentators imagine the events of William and Kate’s wedding day.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 9 p.m., Friday April 22, Lifetime; William & Kate, A Love Story — The love story behind the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. (N)

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 10 p.m., Friday April 22, Lifetime; The Future King & Queen — (Series Finale) Anticipating the lives of Prince William and Kate Middleton following their wedding. (N)

“Meet the Middletons” 7 p.m., Saturday April 23, TV Guide; Building a picture of Kate Middleton, today’s princess. (N)

“Movie: William & Kate” (2011) 9 and 11 p.m., Saturday April 23, Lifetime; Ben Cross, Camilla Luddington. Prince William meets Kate Middleton at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, and they begin a royal romance.

“Monarchy: The Royal Family at Work” 10 p.m., Saturday April 23, KOCE; Inside the Firm — The Queen’s children discuss their working roles and the challenges of royal life.

“This Week With Christiane Amanpour” 8 a.m., Sunday April 24, ABC; The history and tradition surrounding the royal wedding. (N)

“William & Kate: Modern Monarchy” 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., Sunday April 24, BBC America; The history of the couple’s relationship.

“Modern Monarchy: Dos and Don’ts” 10:30 a.m., Sunday April 24, BBC America; Exploring the correct way to behave as part of a royal family.

“Prince William & Prince Harry: Into the Future”Noon, Sunday April 24, BBC America; The young royals and their elite circle of friends.

“William & Kate: A Fairytale Romance” 1:30 p.m., Sunday April 24, BBC America; The private lives of the young royal couple.

“Royally Mad” 3 p.m., Sunday April 24, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 1 of 2)

“Royally Mad” 4 p.m., Sunday April 24, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 2 of 2)

“CNN Presents” 5, 8 and 11 p.m., Sunday April 24, CNN; The Women Who Would Be Queen. Soledad O’Brien looks into the life of Catherine Middleton. (N)

“William & Kate: Inside the Royal Wedding” 5 and 8 p.m., Sunday April 24, TLC; A look inside the social event of the new millennium.

“William, Kate & 8 Royal Weddings” 6 p.m., Sunday April 24, TLC; As the world waits for Prince William and Kate Middleton to tie the knot, a special revisits previous royal weddings.

“Dateline NBC” 7 p.m., Sunday April 24, NBC; Profile of Kate Middleton; preview of the royal wedding. (N)

“Movie: William & Kate” (2011) 9 p.m., Sunday April 24, Lifetime; Ben Cross, Camilla Luddington. Prince William meets Kate Middleton at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, and they begin a royal romance.

“Untold Stories of a Royal Bridesmaid” 9 and 11 p.m., Sunday April 24, TLC; India Hicks gives an intimate glimpse into a royal wedding; what it was like for Diana and what Kate Middleton should expect. (N)

“Royally Astounding: 30 Defining Days of Monarchy” 10 p.m., Sunday April 24, TLC; Magnifying 30 days in the life of the royal family over the last 30 years. (N)

“How to Be a Prince” 5 a.m., Sun/Mon  April 24, BBC America; Part I — The life of Prince William. (Part 1 of 2)

“How to Be a Prince” 6 a.m., Monday April 25, BBC America; Part II — The life of Prince William. (Part 2 of 2)

“Modern Monarchy: Here & There” 9 a.m., Monday April 25, BBC America; Americans’ fascination with the royal family; Diana artifacts in Michigan.

“Modern Monarchy: Dos and Don’ts” Noon, Monday April 25, BBC America; Exploring the correct way to behave as part of a royal family.

“Untold Stories of a Royal Bridesmaid” Noon, Monday April 25, TLC; India Hicks gives an intimate glimpse into a royal wedding; what it was like for Diana and what Kate Middleton should expect.

“William & Kate: Modern Monarchy” 12:30 p.m., Monday April 25, BBC America; The history of the couple’s relationship.

“William & Kate: A Fairytale Romance” 1 p.m., Monday April 25, BBC America; The private lives of the young royal couple.

“Prince William & Prince Harry: Into the Future” 2 p.m., Monday April 25, BBC America; The young royals and their elite circle of friends.

“William & Kate: Inside the Royal Wedding” 7 p.m., Monday April 25, TLC; A look inside the social event of the new millennium.

“William & Kate: A Royal Love Story Updated” 8 and 11 p.m., Monday April 25, TLC; The courtship of Kate Middleton and Prince William, son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, predicts another royal wedding in the making.

“Royally Astounding: 30 Defining Days of Monarchy” 9 p.m., Monday April 25, TLC; Magnifying 30 days in the life of the royal family over the last 30 years.

“Prince William & Catherine: A Royal Love Story” 10 p.m., Monday April 25, OWN; Part 1 — Kate and William meet at Marlborough, becoming friends then lovers. (Part 1 of 2)

“Wild About Prince Harry” 10 p.m., Monday April 25, TLC; A teenager, saddened over his mother’s untimely death, becomes the world’s most-eligible bachelor. (N)

“William & Kate: A Fairytale Romance” Noon, Tuesday April 26, BBC America; The private lives of the young royal couple.

“Wild About Prince Harry” Noon, Tuesday April 26, TLC; A teenager, saddened over his mother’s untimely death, becomes the world’s most-eligible bachelor.

“Modern Monarchy: Dos and Don’ts” 1 p.m., Tuesday April 26, BBC America; Exploring the correct way to behave as part of a royal family.

“Royally Mad” 4 p.m., Tuesday April 26, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 1 of 2)

“Royally Mad” 5 p.m., Tuesday April 26, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 2 of 2)

“William & Kate: A Fairytale Romance” 6 p.m., Tuesday April 26, BBC America; The private lives of the young royal couple.

“Royally Astounding: 30 Defining Days of Monarchy” 7 p.m., Tuesday April 26, TLC; Magnifying 30 days in the life of the royal family over the last 30 years.

“Prince William & Prince Harry: Into the Future” 8 p.m., Tuesday April 26, BBC America; The young royals and their elite circle of friends.

“Royally Mad” 9 p.m., Tuesday April 26, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 1 of 2)

“Untold Stories of a Royal Bridesmaid” 9 p.m., Tuesday April 26, TLC; India Hicks gives an intimate glimpse into a royal wedding; what it was like for Diana and what Kate Middleton should expect.

“Royally Mad” 10 p.m., Tuesday April 26, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 2 of 2)

“William & Kate: Modern Monarchy” 11 p.m., Tuesday April 26, BBC America; The history of the couple’s relationship.

“How to Be a Prince” 8 a.m., Wednesday April 27, BBC America; Part I — The life of Prince William. (Part 1 of 2) (N)

“How to Be a Prince” 9 a.m., Wednesday April 27, BBC America; Part II — The life of Prince William. (Part 2 of 2) (N)

“Biography” 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., Wednesday April 27, Biography; Prince Harry: The Rebel Prince — Great Britain’s Prince Harry, the younger son of Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana, grows up in the spotlight.

“Biography” 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Wednesday April 27, Biography; Diana: Portrait of a Princess — Andrew Morton’s book presents new revelations about Princess Diana and Prince Charles.

“William & Kate: A Fairytale Romance” 4 p.m., Wednesday April 27, BBC America; The private lives of the young royal couple.

“Prince William & Prince Harry: Into the Future” 5 p.m., Wednesday April 27, BBC America; The young royals and their elite circle of friends.

“Movie: William & Kate” (2011) 5 and 9 p.m., Wednesday April 27, Biography; Ben Cross, Camilla Luddington. Prince William meets Kate Middleton at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, and they begin a royal romance.

“Biography” 7, 8 and 11 p.m., Wednesday April 27, Biography; Kate Middleton — Kate Middleton is set to marry England’s Prince William; her family’s history. (N)

“Inside the Royal Wedding” 8 p.m., Wednesday April 27, NBC; The people and planning behind the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in the four months leading up to the event. (N)

“The House of Windsor” 8 p.m., Wednesday April 27, KCET; A Queen for All Seasons — Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the throne in 1952; Prince Charles marries Lady Diana Spencer in 1981; Queen’s Golden Jubilee; the emergence of Princes William and Harry.

“Wild About Prince Harry” 8 p.m., Wednesday April 27, TLC; A teenager, saddened over his mother’s untimely death, becomes the world’s most-eligible bachelor.

“The House of Windsor” 9 p.m., Wednesday April 27, KCET; The 1947 Royal Wedding: The People’s Wedding — Princess Elizabeth marries Prince Philip on Nov. 20, 1947.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 8 a.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; Kate’s Gown of Renown — Choosing a royal wedding dress; famous bridal gowns in royal wedding history.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 9 a.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; Feast Fit for a Prince & Princess — Royal experts, celebrity chefs, master caterers and bakers make menu predictions for the royal wedding; top ten royal wedding cakes.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 10 a.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; A Day to Remember — Royal experts, wedding organizers and celebrity commentators imagine the events of William and Kate’s wedding day.

“Royally Mad” Noon, Thursday April 28, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 1 of 2)

“Movie: William & Kate” (2011) Noon, Thursday April 28, Biography; Ben Cross, Camilla Luddington. Prince William meets Kate Middleton at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, and they begin a royal romance.

“Royally Mad” 1 p.m., Thursday April 28, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 2 of 2)

“William & Kate: Modern Monarchy” 2 p.m., Thursday April 28, BBC America; The history of the couple’s relationship.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 2 p.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; Kate’s Gown of Renown — Choosing a royal wedding dress; famous bridal gowns in royal wedding history.

“Prince William & Prince Harry: Into the Future” 3 p.m., Thursday April 28, BBC America; The young royals and their elite circle of friends.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 3 p.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; Feast Fit for a Prince & Princess — Royal experts, celebrity chefs, master caterers and bakers make menu predictions for the royal wedding; top ten royal wedding cakes.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 4 p.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; A Day to Remember — Royal experts, wedding organizers and celebrity commentators imagine the events of William and Kate’s wedding day.

“William & Kate: A Fairytale Romance” 5 p.m., Thursday April 28, BBC America; The private lives of the young royal couple.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 5 p.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; William & Kate, A Love Story — The love story behind the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“William & Kate: Modern Monarchy” 6 p.m., Thursday April 28, BBC America; The history of the couple’s relationship.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 6 p.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; The Future King & Queen — Anticipating the lives of Prince William and Kate Middleton following their wedding.

“Prince William & Prince Harry: Into the Future” 7 p.m., Thursday April 28, BBC America; The young royals and their elite circle of friends.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 7 p.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; A Tale of Two Princesses — The parallels between Catherine Elizabeth Middleton and Princess Diana.

“Inside the Royal Wedding” 7 p.m., Thursday April 28, Oxygen; The people and planning behind the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in the four months leading up to the event.

“20/20” 8 p.m., Thursday April 28, ABC; A Special Edition of 20/20: The Royal Wedding: A Modern Fairytale — Reports from Westminster Abbey and New York. (N)

“The House of Windsor” 8 p.m., Thursday April 28, KCET; The 1947 Royal Wedding: The People’s Wedding — Princess Elizabeth marries Prince Philip on Nov. 20, 1947.

“Royally Mad” 8 p.m., Thursday April 28, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 1 of 2)

“Biography” 8 p.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; Kate Middleton — Kate Middleton is set to marry England’s Prince William; her family’s history.

“Prince William & Catherine: A Royal Love Story” 8 p.m., Thursday April 28, OWN; Part 1 — Kate and William meet at Marlborough, becoming friends then lovers. (Part 1 of 2)

“The Making of a Royal Wedding” 8 p.m., Thursday April 28, TLC; Amazing choreography, logistics and details go into the preparations for the wedding of the century, that of Prince William and his bride. (N)

“Royally Mad” 9 p.m., Thursday April 28, BBC America; Five American royal wedding enthusiasts travel to London to indulge in the fairytale. (Part 2 of 2)

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 9 p.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; William & Kate, A Love Story — The love story behind the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“Countdown to the Royal Wedding” 9 p.m., Thursday April 28, TLC; (N)

“The House of Windsor” 10 p.m., Thursday April 28, KCET; A Queen for All Seasons — Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the throne in 1952; Prince Charles marries Lady Diana Spencer in 1981; Queen’s Golden Jubilee; the emergence of Princes William and Harry.

“William & Kate: A Fairytale Romance” 10 p.m., Thursday April 28, BBC America; The private lives of the young royal couple.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 10 p.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; The Future King & Queen — Anticipating the lives of Prince William and Kate Middleton following their wedding.

“Inside the Royal Wedding” 10 p.m., Thursday April 28, E!; The people and planning behind the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in the four months leading up to the event.

“William and Kate The Royal Wedding” 11 p.m., Thursday April 28, KCET; The history of the couple’s romance; key aspects of a royal wedding.

“William & Kate: Modern Monarchy” 11 p.m., Thursday April 28, BBC America; The history of the couple’s relationship.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 11 p.m., Thursday April 28, Biography; A Tale of Two Princesses — The parallels between Catherine Elizabeth Middleton and Princess Diana.

“Prince William & Catherine: A Royal Love Story” 11 p.m., Thursday April 28, OWN; Part 1 — Kate and William meet at Marlborough, becoming friends then lovers. (Part 1 of 2)

“Inside the Royal Wedding” 11 p.m., Thursday April 28, Style; The people and planning behind the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in the four months leading up to the event.

“The Making of a Royal Wedding” 11 p.m., Thursday April 28, TLC; Amazing choreography, logistics and details go into the preparations for the wedding of the century, that of Prince William and his bride.

“The Royal Wedding” Midnight, Thursday April 28, KCET; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey. (N)

“The Royal Wedding” Midnight, Thursday April 28, BBC America; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey.

“Biography” Midnight, Thursday April 28, Biography; Kate Middleton — Kate Middleton is set to marry England’s Prince William; her family’s history.

“Countdown to the Royal Wedding” Midnight, Thursday April 28, TLC;

“Today” 1 a.m., Thu/Fri  April 28, NBC; Cameras and journalists cover royal wedding preparations at Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square and Westminster Abbey. (N)

“Good Morning America” 1 a.m., Thu/Fri  April 28, ABC; A Special Edition of Good Morning America: Royal Wedding — Live coverage of the royal wedding. (Part 1 of 2) (N)

“The Royal Wedding” 3 a.m., Thu/Fri  April 28, BBC America; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey. (N)

“Today” 4 a.m., Thu/Fri  April 28, NBC; Coverage of royal wedding celebrations from Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square and Westminster Abbey. (N)

“Good Morning America” 4 a.m., Thu/Fri  April 28, ABC; A Special Edition of Good Morning America: Royal Wedding — Live coverage of the royal wedding. (Part 2 of 2) (N)

“Live From the Royal Wedding” 4 a.m., Thu/Fri  April 28, E!; Giuliana Rancic goes to London to see a wedding of royal history and all who attend. (N)

“The Royal Wedding” 5 a.m., Thu/Fri  April 28, TLC; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey. (N Same-day Tape)

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 8 a.m., Friday April 29, Lifetime; A Tale of Two Princesses — The parallels between Catherine Elizabeth Middleton and Princess Diana.

“Live From the Royal Wedding” 9 a.m., Friday April 29, E!; Giuliana Rancic goes to London to see a wedding of royal history and all who attend.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 9 a.m., Friday April 29, Lifetime; William & Kate, A Love Story — The love story behind the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“The Royal Wedding” 9 a.m., Friday April 29, TLC; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey.

“William & Kate: Wedding of the Century” 10 a.m., Friday April 29, WE; (N)

“The Royal Wedding” 10:24 a.m., Friday April 29, KCET; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey.

“The Royal Wedding” 11 a.m., Friday April 29, BBC America; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey. (N)

“Kate: The New Diana?” 11 a.m., Friday April 29, WE; Can she cope with the pressures surrounding her relationship with Prince William.

“Royal Wedding Highlights Special” 12:30 p.m., Friday April 29, BBC America; Memorable moments from the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. (N)

“The Making of a Royal Wedding” 1 p.m., Friday April 29, TLC; Amazing choreography, logistics and details go into the preparations for the wedding of the century, that of Prince William and his bride.

“William & Kate: Wedding of the Century” 1 p.m., Friday April 29, WE;

“The Royal Wedding” 2 p.m., Friday April 29, BBC America; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey. (N)

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 2 p.m., Friday April 29, Lifetime; William & Kate, A Love Story — The love story behind the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“Meet the Middletons” 2 p.m., Friday April 29, TV Guide; Building a picture of Kate Middleton, today’s princess.

“Kate: The New Diana?” 2 p.m., Friday April 29, WE; Can she cope with the pressures surrounding her relationship with Prince William.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 3 p.m., Friday April 29, Lifetime; A Tale of Two Princesses — The parallels between Catherine Elizabeth Middleton and Princess Diana.

“Royally Astounding: 30 Defining Days of Monarchy” 3 p.m., Friday April 29, TLC; Magnifying 30 days in the life of the royal family over the last 30 years.

“Prince William” 3 p.m., Friday April 29, WE; A profile of the eldest son of the heir to the throne includes what the future may hold for him.

“Royal Wedding Highlights Special” 4 p.m., Friday April 29, BBC America; Memorable moments from the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 4 p.m., Friday April 29, Lifetime; Kate’s Gown of Renown — Choosing a royal wedding dress; famous bridal gowns in royal wedding history.

“Wild About Prince Harry” 4 p.m., Friday April 29, TLC; A teenager, saddened over his mother’s untimely death, becomes the world’s most-eligible bachelor.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 5 p.m., Friday April 29, Lifetime; Feast Fit for a Prince & Princess — Royal experts, celebrity chefs, master caterers and bakers make menu predictions for the royal wedding; top ten royal wedding cakes.

“William & Kate: Wedding of the Century” 5 p.m., Friday April 29, WE;

“Royal Wedding Highlights Special” 6 p.m., Friday April 29, BBC America; Memorable moments from the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“Inside the Royal Wedding” 6 p.m., Friday April 29, E!; The people and planning behind the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in the four months leading up to the event.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 6 p.m., Friday April 29, Lifetime; A Day to Remember — Royal experts, wedding organizers and celebrity commentators imagine the events of William and Kate’s wedding day.

“Prince William” 6 p.m., Friday April 29, WE; A profile of the eldest son of the heir to the throne includes what the future may hold for him.

“Royal Wedding of a Lifetime” 7 p.m., Friday April 29, Lifetime; The Future King & Queen — Anticipating the lives of Prince William and Kate Middleton following their wedding.

“The Making of a Royal Wedding” 7 p.m., Friday April 29, TLC; Amazing choreography, logistics and details go into the preparations for the wedding of the century, that of Prince William and his bride.

“Meet the Middletons” 7 p.m., Friday April 29, TV Guide; Building a picture of Kate Middleton, today’s princess.

“Kate: The New Diana?” 7 p.m., Friday April 29, WE; Can she cope with the pressures surrounding her relationship with Prince William.

“The Royal Wedding: Modern Majesty” 8 p.m., Friday April 29, CBS; Highlights of the event, including celebrity guests, fashion and the parties. (N)

“Royal Wedding Highlights Special” 8 p.m., Friday April 29, BBC America; Memorable moments from the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“The Royal Wedding” 8 p.m., Friday April 29, TLC; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey.

“Kathy Griffin’s Insightful and Hilarious Take on The Royal Wedding” 8 p.m., Friday April 29, TV Guide; Kathy Griffin covers the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. (N)

“William & Kate: Wedding of the Century” 8 p.m., Friday April 29, WE;

“Dateline NBC” 9 p.m., Friday April 29, NBC; The royal wedding. (N)

“William and Kate The Royal Wedding” 9 p.m., Friday April 29, KCET; The history of the couple’s romance; key aspects of a royal wedding.

“Kathy Griffin’s Insightful and Hilarious Take on The Royal Wedding” 9 p.m., Friday April 29, TV Guide; Kathy Griffin covers the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“Royal Wedding Highlights Special” 10 p.m., Friday April 29, BBC America; Memorable moments from the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“Fashion Police” 10 p.m., Friday April 29, E!; Royal Wedding — The dish on Kate’s wedding gown of choice and the international popularity this wedding has created.

“William & Kate: Wedding of the Century” 10 p.m., Friday April 29, WE;

“William and Kate The Royal Wedding” 11 p.m., Friday April 29, KCET; The history of the couple’s romance; key aspects of a royal wedding.

“The Royal Wedding” 11 p.m., Friday April 29, TLC; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey.

“Kathy Griffin’s Insightful and Hilarious Take on The Royal Wedding” 11 p.m., Friday April 29, TV Guide; Kathy Griffin covers the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“The Royal Wedding” Midnight, Friday April 29, KCET; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey.

“Royal Wedding Highlights Special” Midnight, Friday April 29, BBC America; Memorable moments from the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“William & Kate: Wedding of the Century” Midnight, Friday April 29, WE;

“Fashion Police” 1 a.m., Fri/Sat  April 29, E!; Royal Wedding — The dish on Kate’s wedding gown of choice and the international popularity this wedding has created.

“Royal Wedding Highlights Special” 4 a.m., Fri/Sat April 29, BBC America; Memorable moments from the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“Royal Wedding Highlights Special” 7 a.m., Saturday April 30, BBC America; Memorable moments from the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“Fashion Police” 9 a.m., Saturday April 30, E!; Royal Wedding — The dish on Kate’s wedding gown of choice and the international popularity this wedding has created.

“Royal Wedding Highlights Special” 11 a.m., Saturday April 30, BBC America; Memorable moments from the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“The Royal Wedding” 11 a.m., Saturday April 30, TLC; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey. (N)

“William & Kate: Wedding of the Century” 11 a.m., Saturday April 30, WE;

“The Royal Wedding” 12:26 p.m., Saturday April 30, KCET; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey.

“William & Kate: A Fairytale Romance” 1 p.m., Saturday April 30, BBC America; The private lives of the young royal couple.

“Royal Wedding Highlights Special” 2 p.m., Saturday April 30, BBC America; Memorable moments from the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“Prince William” 2 p.m., Saturday April 30, WE; A profile of the eldest son of the heir to the throne includes what the future may hold for him.

“CNN Presents” 5 p.m., Saturday April 30, CNN; The Women Who Would Be Queen — Host Soledad O’Brien looks into the life of Catherine Middleton.

“Fashion Police” 5 p.m., Saturday April 30, E!; Royal Wedding — The dish on Kate’s wedding gown of choice and the international popularity this wedding has created.

“William & Kate: Wedding of the Century” 5 p.m., Saturday April 30, WE;

“The Royal Wedding” 7 p.m., Saturday April 30, KCET; Prince William and Kate Middleton’s royal wedding coverage; from Westminster Abbey.

“The Royal Wedding: The Encore and More” 8 p.m., Saturday April 30, TLC; All the royal wedding relived, plus reaction and news after the big day is over.

Source: LA Times

Wesley Hosie, 25, and Jessica White, 24, found the special snack inside a 1.5-pound jar of candies from The Jelly Bean Factory. But, as often happens with food items featuring holy apparitions, the treat will be up offered up for sale on eBay with the bidding starting at $800.

Richard Cullen, Joint Managing Director for The Jelly Bean Factory in Dublin apparently told the Daily Telegraph, “This sounds truly incredible, I would have to see the bean myself to believe it.”

Well the proof is in the pudding – or, in this case, jellybean…what do you see?

Kate will have a huge team prepping and preening her for the big day on April 29th – here is a video full of tips from leading makeup experts for brides aspiring to be Princesses, without the huge cost!