Of course I'm going to watch! I was up at 5:00am. I'm from Canada and I have roots in England, so I wouldn't miss this for anything. I love Kate's dress. Very elegant, but not over the top. They look like a very happy couple in love. I certainly hope they are.

Best of luck to them!

I didn't think I would care til it actually came on, then I was glued to the TV I fell asleep before it was over. I liked all the different hats the ladies wore

johnart said:

Saw a pic online of the chick with the blooming smurf vagina on her head. FIERRRRRRRRRCE!!

Rayan said:

vainandy said:

I don't know why people choose such boring ass music for such occassions. If it had been me, I would have had a damn "Soul Train" line coming down the aisle with plenty of ass shakin'.

I read that the bride's sister caused a stir in the royal family by arranging for one of the rooms at the palace to be decorated with a discoball for an after party

Kate looked beautiful, nothing over the top nor was her look too simple that it's bland, it was just the right amount of elegant.

and her dad seems like he was quite the looker in his younger years

Aw hell, sounds like she wants to party!

That reminds me of the girl in "Under The Cherry Moon" that got with the band in front of all those stuffy people and started chanting....

Planet Rock....just don't stop...

Neophyte said:

Lisa10 said:

Tara Palmer Tompkinson?

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TPT was at their wedding! That's their guest list; heads of state other royals and junkie coke heads? Says alot about them, I guess just cause William was born into royalty does mean class comes as standard.

I read that her parents are very close friends of his father..

my cousin got married last year; her hubby's mother was trying to invite everybody she knew..

what about the hotly anticipated dress, I think its very elegant. Alexander Mcqueen

[Edited 4/29/11 9:47am]

johnart said:

deebee said:

I had no idea people were interested in Harry until this thread... I always thought of him as the living proof that a change of water in the royal gene pool was long overdue.

I have a thing for reds as it is but his brother does nothing for me. William's look is too ascot and showtunes for for my tastes.

PositivityNYC said:

Mach said:

What time is this event ?

if u mean the shuttle launch, 3:45 pm Eastern

it's been delayed (Sat or Sunday); 2 parts aren't working right

the wedding dress, and the veil (I do wonder what shoes she has on)

-- and Pippa's dress

that'd be the only reason I'd want to have a ceremony (the foo-foo girly dresses)..

[Edited 4/29/11 9:52am]

Wasn't actually interested in the wedding itself (that much). But I do like to see people jubilant and having a good time in the streets. There's so little of that in the news today that if it takes a royal wedding to at least get a few people happy for a minute, then so be it! I was mainly only interested in watching the guest arrivals to see what everybody wore. Sadly, I've found Germany to be rather casual in its wedding attire comapred to other EU nations, or even the US, and I miss seeing people spit shined and dressed in their Sunday best

PositivityNYC said:

the wedding dress, and the veil (I do wonder what shoes she has on)

-- and Pippa's dress

that'd be the only reason I'd want to have a ceremony (the foo-foo girly dresses)..

[Edited 4/29/11 9:52am]

I will look at the re-caps on T.V and via on-line. From the pictures and videos I just saw, they had a very nice wedding. They match astrologically too! She is a Capricorn and he is a Cancer; and have many compatible planetary aspects.

Ottensen said:

Wasn't actually interested in the wedding itself (that much). But I do like to see people jubilant and having a good time in the streets. There's so little of that in the news today that if it takes a royal wedding to at least get a few people happy for a minute, then so be it! I was mainly only interested in watching the guest arrivals to see what everybody wore. Sadly, I've found Germany to be rather casual in its wedding attire comapred to other EU nations, or even the US, and I miss seeing people spit shined and dressed in their Sunday best

PositivityNYC said:

PositivityNYC said:

if u mean the shuttle launch, 3:45 pm Eastern

it's been delayed (Sat or Sunday); 2 parts aren't working right

Yeah...probably the 2 techs that were up at the crack of dawn to watch the wedding!

johnart said:

Genesia said:

Fug Girls again...

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Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie of York

Now this is what we wanted: real, regal, majestic insanity. Eugenie looks like Carmen Miranda by way of Jessica McClintock, and Beatrice regrettably appears to have had a giant trivet installed on her forehead. We've decided this was revenge for their mother, Sarah Ferguson, being left off the guest list due to her most recent disgrace. Come on, QEII, what's a little harmless secret-selling between former in-laws?

I don't know who any of them are.

The one in blue has quite big healthy tits.

The one in beige looks like she should be selling fancy toilet seats at a crapper convention.

Mrs. Betty Bowers, America's Best Christian

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Charmaine Curry

It seems to be comminicating with personage from Outer Space

Glenn Ferrell

That hat is sinful... because it's missing the Baby Jesus right there in the middle. Hopefully you ordered wisely, Betty!

Brian Gregory

How amazing a world we live in where a Princess can wear a birth-control device on her head as a way to raise awareness of women's rights. You go Bea!

Libby Medea

‎@Brian I think she's a member of the Royal Uterati.

[Edited 4/29/11 10:23am]

PositivityNYC said:

Ottensen said:

Wasn't actually interested in the wedding itself (that much). But I do like to see people jubilant and having a good time in the streets. There's so little of that in the news today that if it takes a royal wedding to at least get a few people happy for a minute, then so be it! I was mainly only interested in watching the guest arrivals to see what everybody wore. Sadly, I've found Germany to be rather casual in its wedding attire comapred to other EU nations, or even the US, and I miss seeing people spit shined and dressed in their Sunday best

I have some friends in Harlem, and when I come home to visit the States love to stay with them, and pop out to the store on Sundays just so I can see the old ladies on the way to church : those sisters are dressed to the nines, do you hear me??? I just LOVE it!!!

Ottensen said:

PositivityNYC said:

I have some friends in Harlem, and when I come home to visit the States love to stay with them, and pop out to the store on Sundays just so I can see the old ladies on the way to church : those sisters are dressed to the nines, do you hear me??? I just LOVE it!!!

There is still a shop on the north side of Milwaukee that sells "church hats." I try to get over there a couple times a year. Usually, I just try them on (most are very expensive), but I've bought a couple lulus.

Genesia said:

Ottensen said:

I have some friends in Harlem, and when I come home to visit the States love to stay with them, and pop out to the store on Sundays just so I can see the old ladies on the way to church : those sisters are dressed to the nines, do you hear me??? I just LOVE it!!!

There is still a shop on the north side of Milwaukee that sells "church hats." I try to get over there a couple times a year. Usually, I just try them on (most are very expensive), but I've bought a couple lulus.

I've already warned my German friends that for my wedding, they should not be surprised to see a stampede of American ladies in full regalia taking up the pews. We are going to represent . You'd be absolutely appalled if you saw how people dress for weddings here. They all might as well be on their way to Happy Hour at Red Lobster...on Causal Friday.

Ottensen said:

Genesia said:

There is still a shop on the north side of Milwaukee that sells "church hats." I try to get over there a couple times a year. Usually, I just try them on (most are very expensive), but I've bought a couple lulus.

I've already warned my German friends that for my wedding, they should not be surprised to see a stampede of American ladies in full regalia taking up the pews. We are going to represent . You'd be absolutely appalled if you saw how people dress for weddings here. They all might as well be on their way to Happy Hour at Red Lobster...on Causal Friday.

I share your pain.

I saw a comment elsewhere about how Kate's long sleeves looked matronly. I thought, "She's getting married in a church. To a prince. What part of "appropriate attire" escapes you?"

I get so tired of seeing hoochie-esque wedding dresses. Long sleeves photograph better - period.

vainandy said:

Rayan said:

I read that the bride's sister caused a stir in the royal family by arranging for one of the rooms at the palace to be decorated with a discoball for an after party

Kate looked beautiful, nothing over the top nor was her look too simple that it's bland, it was just the right amount of elegant.

and her dad seems like he was quite the looker in his younger years

Aw hell, sounds like she wants to party!

That reminds me of the girl in "Under The Cherry Moon" that got with the band in front of all those stuffy people and started chanting....

Planet Rock....just don't stop...

--

angry child to the left is quickly becoming famous:

let the photoshop madness begin

Rayan said:

vainandy said:

Aw hell, sounds like she wants to party!

That reminds me of the girl in "Under The Cherry Moon" that got with the band in front of all those stuffy people and started chanting....

Planet Rock....just don't stop...

--

angry child to the left is quickly becoming famous:

let the photoshop madness begin

Somebody needs a nap.

I did not get up early to watch, but I did DVR it, and a big chunk of the morning shows. I will watch at some point bits and pieces over the weekend.

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OMG. There is now a "Princess Beatrice's ridiculous Royal Wedding Hat" page on Facebook - with 20,000 "likes."

https://www.facebook.com/...5509669392

vainandy said:

I got up this morning and turned on the TV so I could listen to the morning local news while I got ready for work like I do every morning. Instead of the morning local news, this shit was on. What the hell were they doing getting married at 6:00 in the damn morning anyway?

It was on all three networks so I just left it on while I was getting ready. I had to turn it off because that damn operatic sounding "choir singing" was getting on my last damn nerve. I don't know why people choose such boring ass music for such occassions. If it had been me, I would have had a damn "Soul Train" line coming down the aisle with plenty of ass shakin'.

Damn, andy! You and I have the same morning routine! I usually wake up anywhere between 5:00 AM and 6:00 AM and immediately turn on the news to listen to what's happening and to get the weather report so I'll know what to pick out to wear to work. And this morning I turned it on and there it was all over the damn TV. You couldn't avoid it unless you went to the non-network channels and even some of them had the fever.

Just like the damn tornado coverage. All the networks preempted regular programing from about 5:00 PM-8:00 PM sensationalizing what turned out to be a big thunderstorm in my area. They had my ass running for cover and not a damn thing happened. It poured buckets for about 10 minutes and then that was it, but to hear them tell it, my friggin house was about to explode, "TAKE COVER! TAKE COVER! IT IS IMMINENT!

johnart said:

Saw a pic online of the chick with the blooming smurf vagina on her head. FIERRRRRRRRRCE!!

BITCH! You're gonna get my black ass fired fo sho! I damned near screamed in this friggin office! Oh, lawd help me breathe...

Shyra said:

vainandy said:

I got up this morning and turned on the TV so I could listen to the morning local news while I got ready for work like I do every morning. Instead of the morning local news, this shit was on. What the hell were they doing getting married at 6:00 in the damn morning anyway?

It was on all three networks so I just left it on while I was getting ready. I had to turn it off because that damn operatic sounding "choir singing" was getting on my last damn nerve. I don't know why people choose such boring ass music for such occassions. If it had been me, I would have had a damn "Soul Train" line coming down the aisle with plenty of ass shakin'.

Damn, andy! You and I have the same morning routine! I usually wake up anywhere between 5:00 AM and 6:00 AM and immediately turn on the news to listen to what's happening and to get the weather report so I'll know what to pick out to wear to work. And this morning I turned it on and there it was all over the damn TV. You couldn't avoid it unless you went to the non-network channels and even some of them had the fever.

Just like the damn tornado coverage. All the networks preempted regular programing from about 5:00 PM-8:00 PM sensationalizing what turned out to be a big thunderstorm in my area. They had my ass running for cover and not a damn thing happened. It poured buckets for about 10 minutes and then that was it, but to hear them tell it, my friggin house was about to explode, "TAKE COVER! TAKE COVER! IT IS IMMINENT!

You do realize that television broadcasts aren't personalized. Right? And that tornadoes affect (usually) a very small area - while a thunderstorm may be a mile (or more) wide?

Would you prefer that they give no warning at all - and your damn house gets blown away?

Ottensen said:

Genesia said:

There is still a shop on the north side of Milwaukee that sells "church hats." I try to get over there a couple times a year. Usually, I just try them on (most are very expensive), but I've bought a couple lulus.

I've already warned my German friends that for my wedding, they should not be surprised to see a stampede of American ladies in full regalia taking up the pews. We are going to represent . You'd be absolutely appalled if you saw how people dress for weddings here. They all might as well be on their way to Happy Hour at Red Lobster...on Causal Friday.

See, that's the thing about "our folk." We dress for the lawd, chile! I'm not trying to start any race issue here, people, but some "whit folks" go to church like they going to a picnic or beach or something. You go to a black church, especially a Baptist or Holiness church, and you're gonna see a show! Feathers, and boas, and sequins and do.

Shyra said:

Ottensen said:

I've already warned my German friends that for my wedding, they should not be surprised to see a stampede of American ladies in full regalia taking up the pews. We are going to represent . You'd be absolutely appalled if you saw how people dress for weddings here. They all might as well be on their way to Happy Hour at Red Lobster...on Causal Friday.

See, that's the thing about "our folk." We dress for the lawd, chile! I'm not trying to start any race issue here, people, but some "whit folks" go to church like they going to a picnic or beach or something. You go to a black church, especially a Baptist or Holiness church, and you're gonna see a show! Feathers, and boas, and sequins and do.

This is a cultural phenomenom and whomever denies has had their eyeballs pecked out by Political Correctness.

It's just as a very large percentage of mi gente have a predisposition to wear entirely- too-tight, too-revealing, often not well matched, sequined (in the daytime) tackiness.

Genesia said:

Shyra said:

Damn, andy! You and I have the same morning routine! I usually wake up anywhere between 5:00 AM and 6:00 AM and immediately turn on the news to listen to what's happening and to get the weather report so I'll know what to pick out to wear to work. And this morning I turned it on and there it was all over the damn TV. You couldn't avoid it unless you went to the non-network channels and even some of them had the fever.

Just like the damn tornado coverage. All the networks preempted regular programing from about 5:00 PM-8:00 PM sensationalizing what turned out to be a big thunderstorm in my area. They had my ass running for cover and not a damn thing happened. It poured buckets for about 10 minutes and then that was it, but to hear them tell it, my friggin house was about to explode, "TAKE COVER! TAKE COVER! IT IS IMMINENT!

You do realize that television broadcasts aren't personalized. Right? And that tornadoes affect (usually) a very small area - while a thunderstorm may be a mile (or more) wide?

Would you prefer that they give no warning at all - and your damn house gets blown away?

Look, don't start no shit wit me and they won't be none, OK! Just got fuck sweetie and you be aight.

Yeah, you're right, but they were specifically naming my very, very small town. And yes, I do realize that tornados can turn on a dime. And yeah, I wanna be warned just in case.

Shyra said:

Genesia said:

You do realize that television broadcasts aren't personalized. Right? And that tornadoes affect (usually) a very small area - while a thunderstorm may be a mile (or more) wide?

Would you prefer that they give no warning at all - and your damn house gets blown away?

Look, don't start no shit wit me and they won't be none, OK! Just got fuck sweetie and you be aight.

Yeah, you're right, but they were specifically naming my very, very small town. And yes, I do realize that tornados can turn on a dime. And yeah, I wanna be warned just in case.

With tornadoes, the damage can be as narrow as a single street - or even a single house. I've seen cases where one house was badly damaged and the one right next door was untouched. And it's rare for them to stay on the ground for long.

I used to do TV weather for a living (it was my first career) and it is a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" proposition. People are pissed that you're breaking into their favorite show, pissed if they spend an hour in the basement and their houses don't blow away, and pissed if their houses do blow away and you didn't get on the air fast enough.

I'm glad I don't do it, anymore. Now I can enjoy the storms, make my own assessment of any imminent threat, and not be responsible for anyone else's safety or pissed-off-ness.

deebee said:

johnart said:

He is fuckin hot

I had no idea people were interested in Harry until this thread... I always thought of him as the living proof that a change of water in the royal gene pool was long overdue.

Permit me to demonstrate:

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