Royal Wedding Between Kate Middleton and Prince William Airs Live April 29, 2011

The upcoming royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton has people setting their alarms to rise and shine for the special occasion. The royal wedding scheduled for April 29, 2011 will be broadcast live just as his mother Princess Diana and father Prince Charles.

The wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton will surely draw a crowd of onlookers via television but there will be at least 900 guests or more at the reception. No wedding since Prince Charles and Princess Diana has attracted as many viewers until now.

Is it the glamour? Is it the royalty? Is it the elegance of the royal family that attracts the attention or maybe it's just a beautiful wedding that people love? In any event, it will be a wedding to remember and it does not matter what your reason is for watching.

Music at the Royal Wedding

What type of music will play after Kate Middleton and Prince William marry? According to the mirror, trumpeters will ring out for the happy couple. Eight trumpeters from The Household Cavalry and seven musicians from the Central Band of the Royal Air Force will perform at the wedding.

A Fairytale Couple

Prince William and Kate Middleton are like a fairytale couple. They met in college, dated and fell in love almost like high school couples have done in the past. They're young and everyone must admit they look great together because both compliment each other. This couple depicts what many young couples want in their own lives but have yet to accomplish.

When is the Royal Wedding?

The royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton is April 29, 2011 at Westminster Abbey. Coverage will begin with a live broadcast on network television and BBC America beginning around 3 AM. Set your clocks and watch the royal couple become husband and wife.

Sources:

The Mirror