There is nothing the British like most observers that their traditions and anxious to attend the wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton, to see how many of them were to resume the big day.
Royal brides normally use the veil on their wedding day, but early speculation was that Kate was going his way. As it turned out, he used a veil to her all white dress is made by Sarah Burton and Alexander McQueen.
One of the most recent royal wedding traditions, the wedding day the Queen Mother, is that the ring is gold in Wales. This tradition continues with the wedding ring made by a jeweler in the family of Bangor, a gold coin given the Prince William Queen.
Often the bride at her wedding carriage ride, and millions will remember the arrival memorable taste of Princess Diana marry Prince Charles in 1981. Kate went to Westminster Abbey by car, but (a Rolls-Royce Phantom VI), with the royal couple are said to be aware of current economic conditions. Later, she accompanied the Prince William in a car open top 1902 of Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace, after the service Landau, escorted by an Escort Captain "by members of the Household Cavalry.
Traditionally, the Archbishop of Canterbury to write a message in front of the official program, but this time the happy couple left their message. Signatures "William" and "Catherine" was seen around the message, during which the couple say that they are incredibly moved by the affection shown to the people during the engagement.
The bride broke tradition when she made her vows at Westminster Abbey. She did not promise to "respect" Prince William, but promised to "love, comfort, honor and keep" her husband.
Kate Middleton wedding bouquet had to contain a piece of myrtle Royal Grass. It is a tradition that dates back to early 19th century. And the new Duchess of Cambridge was willing to continue the tradition of leaving the field to one of the most moving monuments in Westminster Abbey, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The real wedding cake was often a fruitcake, and that tradition continues tipsy. The couple literally have their cake and eat it, but with an option for customers in luck. There will be a fruit cake at various levels, and a cake with chocolate McVitie biscuits.
Another tradition at these events is that the happy couple lives in the royal residence on their behalf. Prince William and Kate Middleton will give up on this and live in Wales, after the service, the Royal Air Force is over.
