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Princess Diana Wanted A Re-Do Of Her Royal Wedding To "Get The Hair Right", Says Former Hairdresser
Princess Diana wanted to re-do her royal wedding just so she could "get the hair right," her former hairdresser told People.
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Everything You Need To Know About Prince Harry And Meghan Markle's Royal Wedding
This is a thing Britain does really well. The monarch virtually invented pomp. You want regal pageantry, gilded spectacle, the royal Ascot Landau carriage pulled by a pair of father-and-son Windsor Grey horses? The Archbishop of Canterbury bedecked in his robes, the Choir of St. George's Chapel belting out the choral anthems to the rafters - plus m...
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"Someone Messing With Me," Girl Invited To Prince Harry's Wedding Thought
Amelia Thompson, who was among the children caught up in a deadly attack on a pop concert last year, thought it was a joke when her mother said she had been invited to Windsor Castle for the wedding of Prince Harry to his U.S. fiancee Meghan Markle.
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Beggars May Disappear From Windsor Streets Before UK Royal Wedding
Beggars need to be cleared by police from the streets of Windsor before the wedding of Prince Harry to girlfriend Meghan Markle because their "detritus" is presenting the picturesque English town in a poor light, the local council leader has said.
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The Royal Wedding: Waiting for the dress
When Kate Middleton strides down the aisle at Westminster Abbey on Friday, millions of Americans watching at home will be transfixed by her gown. Few more so than Don O'Neill. Mr. O'Neill, the creative director of Theia, a bridal house in Manhattan, expects that Ms. Middleton's dress (or a much more affordable version of it) will be coveted by brid...
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The many threats for the William-Kate wedding
Scotland Yard is bracing for all types of security threats to the royal wedding threats that range from terrorists and anarchists to anti-monarchists and other protesters.The declaration today came after rogue groups disrupted a peaceful demonstration Saturday against Britain's harshest spending cuts since World War II. About 250,000 protesters flo...
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Too many cooks for this royal cake
Britain's Prince William and his fiancee Kate Middleton seem set on another break with tradition, this time through their choice of wedding cake. For almost forty years, Andrew Davidson's bakery, Celebration Cakes has provided the cake for major royal weddings. He's supplied wedding cakes for all four of the Queen's children, including that of Will...
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Anarchists planning to target UK royal wedding
Anarchists in Britain are plotting to cause chaos at Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding by posing as well-wishers and hiding among the crowd, a media report said Monday.Extremists plan to wreak havoc around Westminster Abbey in London for a month before the big day and aim to ambush royal cars with roadblocks, diversions and smoke bo...
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Prince William and Kate's wedding memorabilia goes on sale
Britain's royal wedding is still four months away, but the first official memorabilia went on sale on Monday - a range of wedding china personally approved by the couple. Prince William's office said the items had been commissioned by the palace department responsible for the royal family's art collection and made in Stoke-on-Trent in central Engla...
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Princess Diana Wanted A Re-Do Of Her Royal Wedding To "Get The Hair Right", Says Former Hairdresser
Princess Diana wanted to re-do her royal wedding just so she could "get the hair right," her former hairdresser told People.
-
Everything You Need To Know About Prince Harry And Meghan Markle's Royal Wedding
This is a thing Britain does really well. The monarch virtually invented pomp. You want regal pageantry, gilded spectacle, the royal Ascot Landau carriage pulled by a pair of father-and-son Windsor Grey horses? The Archbishop of Canterbury bedecked in his robes, the Choir of St. George's Chapel belting out the choral anthems to the rafters - plus m...
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"Someone Messing With Me," Girl Invited To Prince Harry's Wedding Thought
Amelia Thompson, who was among the children caught up in a deadly attack on a pop concert last year, thought it was a joke when her mother said she had been invited to Windsor Castle for the wedding of Prince Harry to his U.S. fiancee Meghan Markle.
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Beggars May Disappear From Windsor Streets Before UK Royal Wedding
Beggars need to be cleared by police from the streets of Windsor before the wedding of Prince Harry to girlfriend Meghan Markle because their "detritus" is presenting the picturesque English town in a poor light, the local council leader has said.
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The Royal Wedding: Waiting for the dress
When Kate Middleton strides down the aisle at Westminster Abbey on Friday, millions of Americans watching at home will be transfixed by her gown. Few more so than Don O'Neill. Mr. O'Neill, the creative director of Theia, a bridal house in Manhattan, expects that Ms. Middleton's dress (or a much more affordable version of it) will be coveted by brid...
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The many threats for the William-Kate wedding
Scotland Yard is bracing for all types of security threats to the royal wedding threats that range from terrorists and anarchists to anti-monarchists and other protesters.The declaration today came after rogue groups disrupted a peaceful demonstration Saturday against Britain's harshest spending cuts since World War II. About 250,000 protesters flo...
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Too many cooks for this royal cake
Britain's Prince William and his fiancee Kate Middleton seem set on another break with tradition, this time through their choice of wedding cake. For almost forty years, Andrew Davidson's bakery, Celebration Cakes has provided the cake for major royal weddings. He's supplied wedding cakes for all four of the Queen's children, including that of Will...
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Anarchists planning to target UK royal wedding
Anarchists in Britain are plotting to cause chaos at Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding by posing as well-wishers and hiding among the crowd, a media report said Monday.Extremists plan to wreak havoc around Westminster Abbey in London for a month before the big day and aim to ambush royal cars with roadblocks, diversions and smoke bo...
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Prince William and Kate's wedding memorabilia goes on sale
Britain's royal wedding is still four months away, but the first official memorabilia went on sale on Monday - a range of wedding china personally approved by the couple. Prince William's office said the items had been commissioned by the palace department responsible for the royal family's art collection and made in Stoke-on-Trent in central Engla...
