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Where in Buckingham Palace did Prince William and Kate Middleton share their public kiss?
on a balcony at buckinham palace.
Was there a rush of the crowd outside Buckingham Palace to see Prince William and Kate Middleton?
yes
When was the public kiss of Prince William and Kate Middleton at Buckingham Palace after the wedding?
Friday 29th April
What color was the road painted leading to Buckingham Palace for the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton?
red
What famous events have happened at Buckingham palace?
When prince William and Kate stood on the balcony that's all I can think of
Were did Kate Middleton get married?
Westminster Abbey
Did Kate Middleton and William marry at the Buckingham Palace?
They married at Westminster Abbey, London on 29 April 2011. After the wedding ceremony they went to Buckingham Palace where they appeared on a balcony to greet the crowd outside,
Did Prince William and kate kiss twice?
Yes. Prince William kissed his bride Catherine twice on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after the wedding ceremony.
Where did the wedding procession for Prince William and Kate Middleton begin?
William left from Clarence House and Kate started out from Goring Hotel. They processed together from Westminster Abbey up Whitehall to Horseguards and down The Mall to Buckingham Palace.
How long did William and Kate kiss?
They kissed twice at the balcony of Buckingham Palace. The first kiss was around 1-2 seconds, and the second kiss was shorter.
Where do Prince William and Kate live?
Kate Middleton and Prince William currently live in Kensington Palace in London. Kensington Palace is where Princess Diana raised William and Harry.
What was the size of the Royal Standard flying over Buckingham Palace after the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton?
After the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton on April 29, 2011, the Royal Standard was flown over Buckingham Palace. The Royal Standard is a large flag that features the royal coat of arms and is used to signify the presence of the monarch. It is larger than most flags and symbolizes the presence of the reigning monarch, which at that time was Queen Elizabeth II. The flag is flown only when the queen is in residence at the palace.
