Royal Wedding Photos: Kate Middleton Wedding Dress Revealed! [PHOTOS]

It's over, and then, it's just beginning! The Royal Wedding kicked off Friday morning in London and commenced without a hitch. We have amazing Kate Middleton wedding dress photos for you right here, and loads more royal wedding photos here at this link. Keep reading for more royal wedding details and photos below, and of course, video fo Wills and Kate taking their vows!

Royal Wedding Photos: Kate Middleton Wedding Dress Photos Here!

Kate Middleton is a commoner no more! Now officially titled Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton and her wedding dress made their way down the aisle at Westminster Abbey at about 11am London time on Friday, April 29, 2011. The best kept royal wedding secret was, of course, Kate Middleton's gown. You can check out Kate Middleton wedding dress photos here!

We now know the gown was designed by Sarah Burton for design house Alexander McQueen, which isn't as much of a surprise as you might think. Alexander McQueen is a well-known, if now sadly notorious, British designer who took his own life just recently. However, his work lives on. The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, herself donned a fiery orange McQueen gown for an important state event earlier this year. During today's royal wedding in London, the spirit of McQueen was alive and well.

Click For Royal Wedding Video: Wills And Kate Take Their Vows!

The royal wedding photos, seen here in glorious detail, include images of Queen Elizabeth II arriving at Westminster Abbey, as well as shots of royal wedding guests. However, the most important royal wedding photos are those with only two subjects: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and William, Duke of Cambridge.

Check out a slew of royal wedding photos here and relive the magic of the biggest wedding this decade now. Also, get some of the details of the royal wedding receptions here. The Queen hosted a luncheon reception following the royal wedding ceremony, while father-of-the-groom Prince Charles will host a more formal, sit-down dinner reception for over 600 guests at Buckingham Palace Friday night. And so begins a four-day weekend for the people of England as they celebrate their new royal couple!

Pip, pip, cheerio, and congrats to all!

　
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Televised coverage - Royal Wedding April 29, 2011
Examiner.com (links)