Royal Wedding's success makes a verger to cartwheel down the Westminster Abbey aisle (Video)

Royal wedding verger cartwheels down Westminster Abbey aisle

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After the Royal Wedding ceremony ended and the guests had departed, one of the wedding officials performed a cartwheel down the Westminster Abbey aisle - not knowing that television cameras are still rolling, capturing the act.

Check out below the video of the verger expressing his joy over the success of the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton:



Noypi's Notes:

Nyahaha... Love it! If I were there I would do it with him, too. The Royal Wedding of the decade was truly successful. Congrats to the newly weds and to everyone who took part in the wedding! :D

Video courtesy of "Telegraphtv" of Youtube.

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Prince Harry as 'Best Man', against the tradition | Meet the 'Royal Wedding' Entourage

Prince Harry as 'Best Man', against the tradition | Meet the 'Royal Wedding' Entourage

Prince William, 26, Best Man | Photo courtesy of Wireimage

Prince William chose his brother, Prince Harry to be his "Best Man" on his wedding with Kate Middleton this April 29th. But do you know it's breaking the tradition? Royals usually select a "supporter".

Meanwhile, here are the rest of the "Royal Wedding" entourage:

Philippa Middleton, 27, Maid of Honor. She's the sister of Kate. |Photo Courtesy of Indigo Getty

Lady Louise Windsor, 7, Bridesmaid. She's Prince William's first cousin on his father's side - daughter of Prince Edward and Countess Sophie.

Grace van Cutsem, 3, Bridesmaid. She's a godchild of Prince William. Prince William said to stay often at the van Cutsems' as a child. | Photo Courtesy of Bauer-griffin
The Honorable Margarita Armstrong-Jones, 8, Bridesmaid. She's Prince William's second cousin and the daughter of Viscount and Viscountess Linley. | Photo Courtesy of Tim Rooke/REX

Eliza Lopes, 3, Bridesmaid. She's a granddaughter of Prince William's step-mother, Camilla Parker Bowles. | Photo courtesy of Chris Jackson/Getty

Billy Lowther-Pinkerton, 10, Pageboy. His the son of Prince William and Prince Harry's private secretary, Anthony James Moxon "Jami"' Lowther-Pinkerton. | Photo Courtesy of REX

Tom Pettifer, 8, Pageboy. He's a godchild of Prince William. He is the son of William's former nanny, Tiggy Legge Bourke. | Photo Courtesy of Jay William/REX

'Royal Romance' makes the internet world gaga before the Royal Wedding

To celebrate the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton this April 29, an acapella group from St. Andrews University where the soon-to-be royal couple first met, came up with a spoof of Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance".


The Other Guys, the name of the group, created the video which they titled "Royal Romance" and posted it on Youtube where it was viewed for more 100 thousand times since its posting on April 11. It is also going viral at the moment as news sites and social media sites start to feast on it.

Check out The Other Guys' fun "Royal Romance" video below:

Kate Middleton's transparent dress auctioned at $126,000

Earlier expected to fetch up to £10,000 ($16,000), the famous see-through dress of Prince William's wife-to-be Kate Middleton was bought at £78,000 ($126,000) in a London auction.

The knitted lace dress was worn by Kate Middleton during a charity fashion show at Saint Andrew's University in Scotland in 2002. According to reports, Prince William first noticed Middleton when she wore the dress during the event.

The transparent black dress was designed by Charlotte Todd, who was a student in 2000 at the University of the West of England taking up fashion and textile design when she produced the garment for a project entitled "The Art of Seduction".

“There’s world fascination in anything to do with Kate Middleton at the moment,” says auctioneer Kerry Taylor in an interview with Bloomberg.

Kate Middleton's see-through dress worth $16,000

The famous see-through dress of Prince William's wife-to-be Kate Middleton will be auctioned off London next month and is expected to fetch up to £10,000 or approximately 16,000 USD.

The transparent black dress was worn by Kate Middleton during a charity fashion show at Saint Andrew's University in Scotland in 2002. According to reports, Prince William first noticed Middleton when she wore the dress during the event.

The knitted lace dress was designed by Charlotte Todd, who was a student in 2000 at the University of the West of England taking up fashion and textile design when she produced the garment for a project entitled "The Art of Seduction".

“There’s world fascination in anything to do with Kate Middleton at the moment,” says auctioneer Kerry Taylor in an interview with Bloomberg.

“Whoever is going to buy this dress is going to make headline news. If you want to get publicity for yourself or your museum, this is a good way to do it.” Taylor added.