National Geographic

Early morning at 1AM, live coverage of the Royal Wedding started by a few television stations. This whole week, news especially entertainment news focused on every aspect of William and Kate, and one of the weddings of the century. Though this day was important for the Royal Family, most notably Prince William, everyone was in anticipation to see his wife-to-be Kate Middleton.

KATE MIDDLETON ARRIVES: http://www.eonline.com/videos/v100052_royal-wedding:-kate-middleton.html


Kate's dress, the biggest subject leading up to this wedding is finally revealed! It was SARAH BURTON for ALEXANDER MCQUEEN-a stunning long sleeve lace ivory and satin gown with V-neckline and an eight foot long train along with a simple laced edge veil. Besides the lace detailing of the gown, it was somewhat similar to moviestar turned princess, GRACE KELLY. Both gowns had waist cinching bodices and voluminous skirts to show off their great figure, trains that were dramatic but not too long, and short veils. Kate took make-up lessons from Arabella Preston for a natural blend of pink cheeks and lips with soft smoky eyes she did herself.


PRINCE WILLIAM AND PRINCESS KATE SAY THEIR VOWS: http://www.eonline.com/videos/v100054_royal-wedding:-the-vows.html

Prince William Arthur Phillip Louis of Wales and Catherine Elizabeth Middleton are now regarded as the DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE.
INFAMOUS BALCONY KISS: http://www.eonline.com/videos/v101185_royal-wedding:-the-kiss.html They upstaged previous royal marriages by kissing twice!!!


Though many of us weren't invited, to have the opportunity to see such a special historical occasion take place is inspiring. To see true love in the form of a girl marrying her prince and becoming a princess is a fairytale come true. It shows that love is universal and speaks beyond so many languages. I wish Prince William and Princess Kate the best in their married life and duties together, may they support each other and find their own independent strength as well. I know the late Princess Diana approves of this marriage and will be with the married couple always...




You Just Do You, Imma Do Me

Camille

ENGLAND - Royal wedding fever has taken hold of everyone on both sides of the pond – but perhaps none moreso than a plumber from England named Barmy Baz Franks. Barmy recently spent £1,000 and six hours in a dentist’s chair getting Prince William and Kate Middleton’s faces tattooed on his teeth! Crafted by Dr Neil Gerrard, of the Clifton Dental Studio in Bristol, the images were painted on by hand using ultra-fine brushes and stencils. The ‘gnasher tats’ (oh you wacky Brits) will last about three months depending on how thoroughly Barmy brushes. ”I love the Royal Family and this was my way of lending my support to their Big Day.” says Franks. How sweet.

This dude is the single biggest dickwad I've seen in a long time. Are you serious? Doesn't he realize this is the most over-hyped event in the history of over-hyped events? Here's the plan:  I run into him in a bar, knock out his two front teeth, scoop them up as souvenirs and sell them back to him for twice what he paid for the tattoos. Bang. Done. Pay attention!