The former Archbishop of Canterbury who married Prince William and Kate Middleton has revealed the moment he knew their marriage would be a success, as he reflects on their wedding day in a documentary airing tonight.
More than two billion people tuned in to watch Rowan Williams, 70, the then Archbishop of Canterbury marry the Duke, now 38, and Duchess of Cambridge, now 39, at Westminster Abbey on 29 April 2011.
But he said that the happy couple were not phased by the attention surrounding their wedding day, and looked like they were enjoying themselves during the ceremony.
He added that he could tell the marriage was going to be a success by the way the pair were smiling each other.
William and Kate s heartwarming anniversary home video: We are enormously grateful for the support we have received
29 Apr, 2021 06:17 PM
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William and Kate s heartwarming anniversary home video: We are enormously grateful for the support we have received . Video / kensingtonroyal
William and Kate s heartwarming anniversary home video: We are enormously grateful for the support we have received . Video / kensingtonroyal
Daily Telegraph UK
By: Gareth Davies
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have released a home video to mark their 10th wedding anniversary.
A 39-second video posted on their official social media accounts show the couple and the three youngsters enjoying time together, including walking in the countryside and playing on a beach.
Cambridges release home video on anniversary: We are enormously grateful for the support we have received
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It offers an unprecedented glimpse into an idyllic family life, complete with sand dunes, toasted marshmallows and a valiant attempt at tree climbing.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge marked their tenth wedding anniversary with the release of a video montage showing them playing with their three children on a windswept beach and tearing around the garden at their Norfolk home.
The 40-second clip includes a first peek of Anmer Hall, the family home on the Sandringham estate, a child’s paradise complete with an expansive lawn, roundabout seesaw, firepit and hay bales.
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The Cambridge family has been busy this week, first taking George, Louis and Charlotte for a special day out in the new Sandringham Park, and then playing with lambs in Darlington.
Prince William and Kate Middleton paid a visit to a sustainable farm in Durham yesterday and the result was a video of them playing with lambs to country music. The pair dressed casually for the country outing, during which they were shown round the land, and even went on a tractor ride.
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