The Big Day by those who made it happen: From the harpist and the photographer to the cake-maker and choirboy soloist.charming memories (and a few secrets!)
Kate Middleton, her family and friends enjoyed a party at The Goring the night before the royal wedding
Those involved in the special occasion including the wedding day reflected on their fondest memories
Dean of Westminster, Dr John Hall, revealed they had a lawyer ready for any potential problems
He adds the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge s wedding was one of the warmest services he can remember
The royal family (Gareth Fuller/PA)
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The Queen had the difficult choice of selecting just 30 guests for the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral.
Here is a look at who has been confirmed as attending:
1. The Queen
The nation’s longest-serving head of state, who was married to the duke for 73 years, will lead mourners as they gather in St George’s Chapel on Saturday.
My London Trip That Was Not to Be touched all the bases â royal getaways, tea at Claridgeâs, the National Gallery, Scotland Yard and, of course, theater in the West End. When COVID-19 put an end to all that, I had an epiphany: I could dial up YouTube on my smart TV and try to replicate my two-week itinerary.
I had booked the trip for September because of major annual London events, especially Open House weekend, when many important buildings normally shut to visitors are open. I had drawn up my list months earlier. I was dying to get into the striking Lloydâs of London insurance company headquarters, never normally open, and I did, in a BBC video on YouTube. Then there was New Scotland Yard, courtesy of a PBS special, âSecrets of Scotland Yard,â archived on YouTube. Lambeth Palace, the ancient London home of the Archbishop of Canterbury, rarely open and only for groups, was there on my TV. Same for Lancaster House, once a part of the St. Jamesâs Palace