The Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton

Everybody from London to Mexico and even in the developing countries like the Philippines are abuzz with the upcoming Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton this April 29, 2011 at the Westminster Abbey. This could be the royal wedding of the decade which only Prince Harry can surpass if he gets hitched within the next nine years with a love story that can outdo that of his brother.

So how did they Prince William and Kate Middleton meet? What is their love story? To put it succinctly, they’re college sweethearts. Love struck in their first year at St Andrews University, got rocky somewhere after college during his army time, yet ended up engaged because they could not afford to lose each other.

This Royal Wedding is like a fairy tale – handsome prince meets Cinderella, without the magic and missing shoe. This is a tale that could not be matched by any ordinary man at this moment.

And yes we heard stories of how the world goes gaga over this Royal Wedding. Search it online and they are there. A Mexico lass was reported to have camped outside the British Embassy in Mexico so that her wish of witnessing a royal wedding will come true. Someone sponsored her ticket and she’s now on her way to UK. It’s not yet sure if she’d be given entry when she arrives at a UK airport.

A former homeless young lady in London got a personal invite from the Prince. A Rogue uncle also got invited but two former Prime Ministers got snubs. Some big names celebs got invites, while others expressed of attending even without invites. Is gate-crashing allowed?

My aunt, who is based in UK, forgoes overtime work and double pay so that she can witness this once in a lifetime event. She happily posted a picture on Facebook with her posing with the Royal Wedding poster as a background.

Again, for those who want to know the date of the Royal Wedding, it is set on Friday, April 29, 2011. It will officially begin at 11 a.m. at the Westminster Abbey. It will also be a UK Bank Holiday so that everyone gets a chance to watch it live or from their TV sets.