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Old 05-01-2011, 08:18 AM
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I did think it odd that there was so MUCH said about Princess Diana and so LITTLE said about Prince Charles and the other members of both families.

I do wish them well - I think their chances of a successful marriage are much better than they were for Charles and Diana.
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Old 05-01-2011, 11:42 AM
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I watched it till I had to leave for work. Love it...such a wonderful celebration, a real treat. I told my new hubby, this is one of those really special events. A new great generation, classy, educated and responsible not to mention real royalty. The Hollywood spoiled trust fund kids can't hold a class candle to the British monarchy. Most of all I wanted to see the dress and attendants dresses.
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Old 05-01-2011, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Xylie55
I don't begrudge them their day,but all the hoopla and window dressing they put on.Like Will married a commoner,not a royal.As did Charles.Well,Diana was a cousin of sorts,and this last century they had to get some new blood in the family.Look at Charles.He's so imbred,he's downright ugly and that horse face he's with now,suits him to a tea.Diana was too pretty for him anyway.He's better off sticking with his own kind.She could eat corn thru a picket fence.And he could too.That's probably what they do after riding all day.
I don't think much of your comments, in fact, I think that most British people would find them very offensive. We all thought that Camilla looked really lovely, and Charles showed a very sensitive side as he lifted up the little bridesmaid so that she could see over the balcony.
I don't believe this forum is the place to slag off people who have no right of reply. Please keep your thoughts to yourself if you cannot find something good to say about others.
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Old 05-01-2011, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
Xylie55, I really hope they delete your post. Your nastiness is inexcusable.
I'll second that!
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Old 05-01-2011, 07:28 PM
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Yes, what the wedding cost could salvage a couple of starving nations. But, my neighbor's daughter was married a couple of years ago and her wedding cost $30,000.I find that incredible.
I enjoyed the pagentry of the ceremony - a 'majesty' that the Catholic church used to have.
Do you think we could forget about Diana? If I were Kate I'd feel ghoulish wearing her ring.
BTW what did you think about the hats? It looked like Eugenie and Beatrice got theirs at Oxfam!
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Old 05-01-2011, 07:53 PM
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If I were Kate I would feel honored to wear her husband's mother's ring. It's a family heirloom. I don't see anything different about it than any other heirloom.
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Prince William is due back at work as a Search and Rescue Pilot on Tuesday!! Approx 5 million pounds will be donated to various Charities in lieu of Wedding presents!! I think that sums up this very special couple!!!!
And I saw that picture of them holding hands today on a walk. I think they are really going to be a good example for the youth of our age.
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
If I were Kate I would feel honored to wear her husband's mother's ring. It's a family heirloom. I don't see anything different about it than any other heirloom.
I agree, it's very sentimental & sweet that William gave it to her & that Kate will wear it.
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Well, I had a great time watching the wedding. Especially critising all the weird outfits and hooraying the good ones. Did anyone see the daughters of Prince Andrew? Didn't they look dreadful? Especially the stag horn hat!! But theDRESS was gorgeous, and they looked so happy - nice ot have good news for a change.
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