Friday, April 29, 2011

William and Kate Towards Buckingham

Foto: BBC
William and Kate
LONDON - As a marker of the peak of the wedding procession of Prince William and his wife Kate, horse-drawn carriage to meet them out of Westminster Abbey.
The two newlyweds are welcome the British people who have been waiting for them.
The weather is bright enough to welcome both of Westminster church. Looks carriage horse who once used Prince Charles and Princess Diana brought the two to return to Buckingham Palace.
Looks small flag-waving people greeted William and Kate. The bride is also waving their hands as a sign of their respect to the people.
Duke of Cambridge and the new Duchess of Cambridge is looking pleased after declared as husband and wife. Horse-drawn carriage that brought William and Kate comes out ahead, followed by horse-drawn carriage carrying Prince Harry and the other bridesmaids.
While Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip to follow behind him. While Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles followed the Queen's horse-drawn carriage. Prince Charles is in the same carriage with her parents, namely Michael and Carol.
In the procession to Buckingham Palace, they will climb the State Landau 1902. The train was specially made for King Edward VII in 1902 during the coronation he became King.
Prince Charles also boarded the train when married to Princess Diana in 1981. The train is painted in shades of maroon, decorated with gold leaf and decorated with crimson satin. The train was pulled by six horses.
How North if it rains? Do not worry. Royal party had prepared another scenario. The pair will climb the horse-drawn carriage Glass Coach. The train was created in 1881 and used during the coronation of King George V in 1911.
The train was once used by royal brides in the past, among them Lady Elizabeth Boews-Lyon in 1923 and Princess Diana in 1981.
Drawn carts two to four horses have special lighting and a large glass window. The train is also used by Queen Elizabeth when she married the Duke of Edinburh, Philip in a procession after the blessing.

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