Prince William

You might need to ask Queen Elizabeth, because she is mostly in charge of weddings and has the final say. But most likely, it's another example of how times have changed, as well as how attitudes have changed. In America, as recently as the 1980s, people still wondered if a president who had been divorced (Ronald Reagan) could be elected-- he could, and he was, but if this were the 1950s, it might have prevented his election. The idea of not marrying a "commoner" does not seem to bother most modern people the way it might have 100 years ago. In fact, it seems to be more a custom, rather than a rule-- there have been other royals who married commoners without any penalty. In the case of Charles, the opposition to Camilla getting a royal title was more in deference to how popular Princess Diana had been, rather than because she did not come from royal lineage.

No, you can have other royal relations. For instance, your mother can be the queen. In some cultures, you can be simply selected as a prince.

You obviously can't wear white unless you are the bride or a bridesmaid

Also it is impolite to wear yellow and red together, separate is fine but combined you might be removed from the wedding. Even if you were simply standing outside.

The reason why Prince William isn't in Afghanistan is because he is next in line to be king after Charles becomes king.

no i think NO because he loves Kate and he's not the kind of person who would

William is 28 and Kate is 29

Coverage of the Royal Wedding is scheduled to start at 4 a.m. EST in the US.

4 a.m. EST

3 a.m. CST

2 a.m. MST

1 a.m. PST

He graduated as RAF search and rescue pilot.

11:00 AM British Time. About 5:00 central.

There is no way to tell if a petition would work if you sent it to the superintendent. However, it won't hurt, and it will get the idea of middle school students in Prince William county going on overnight field trips some attention. It may help persuade those in charge to change the rule, or it may open up a dialogue that provides the citizens with a reason why this not allowed.

Doug's first wife was named lavannah. His present wifw's name is felicia

Prince William

Battenburg (might be Battenberg)

YEs

Gay Weddings ended on 2002-09-05.

Before Windsor his name was Mountbatten

Hats because they wanted it to be low-key

Pippa Middleton,

Lady Louise Windsor,

The Hon Margarita Armstrong-Jones,

Eliza Lopes,

Grace Van Cutsem,

Prince Williams great grandmother and grandmother were married there.

Westminster Abbey is also the place where the British Monarchy are crowned and the burial place of 17 Kings and Queens.

St Paul's Cathedral could have been chosen but as this was the church where William's parents were married you can understand why it was not chosen.

Queen Elizabeth announced shortly before Prince William's wedding that his new title will be Duke of Cambridge. His second title will be Earl of Strathearn and his third title will be Baron Carrickfergus.

Prince William of Wales and Miss Catherine Middleton, later the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, got married at Westminster Abbey.

Prince William does not have a son, or for that matter any offspring. He does have a wife though, Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, who is not officially a princess, and who was formerly Catherine (Kate) Middleton.