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February 11, 2011 2:46 am | Uncategorized

Celebrating The Royal Wedding

The Royal Wedding celebration is fast getting close on 29th April. For many people, they'll be able to delight in an unexpected Bank holiday day off. Wedding ceremony of Prince William and Kate Middleton will be the event of the year and as significant as the marriage of Price Charles to Lady Diana Spencer in 1981. The wedding service will be carried out at Westminster Abbey by the Archbishop of Cantebury.

So are you going to celebrate the big day? There'll be street parties all over the country with bunting, tressle tables, and red, white and blue all over. It is the chance for people to get together and have a good time. It is also the chance to meet up with neighbours you hardly ever see and even those you don't know.

For those who have children, you can get out the face paints and decorate them with the Union Jack. For food,red jelly with icecream will certainly be a hit with them. You could also make some fairy cakes in advance and decorate them with red, white and blue icing.

For something more civilised, why not order a celebratory Royal Wedding hamper and find a nice area to have a picnic. Perhaps a spot of celebratory champagne is called for too.... Royal Wedding hampers with various patriotic contents are available now.

The Royal Wedding ceremony starts at 11am and coverage will be extensive. BBC1, ITV, Channel 5, Sky News and CNN will all be covering the occasion as will key radio stations. There will also be special programs in the days after the event.

It is not just people in the united kingdom that will be commemorating. It is also the perfect opportunity for many ex-pats to get together and celebrate. The British Club in Singapore is probably having the biggest festivities with 10 days of events organized, including a high tea and an Ascot themed ladies night.

There are lots of items of memorabilia you can purchase to use on the day and preserve as a souvenir. Plenty of china mugs and plates are available and there are special flags too. Items that are suitable just for the day include paper cups and plates, napkins, and balloons. There are also some quirky royal themed items including the Pieminister Kate and Wills pork pie, tea bag holders, pet t-shirts, and even a pair of garden gnomes in wedding attire and some sick bags!

Whatever you find yourself doing on 29th April, it's certain to be a day to remember for a long time to come.