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Father of the bride Michael Middleton, left, Carole Middleton, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh prepare to make the journey by carriage procession to Buckingham Palace after the royal wedding. Queen Elizabeth chose a bright yellow Angela Kelly crepe beaded coat dress for the day, while Catherine’s mother, Carole Middleton, wore a sky blue wool crepe coat dress by Catherine Walker.

Princess Eugenie of York, left, and Princess Beatrice of York prepare to make the journey by carriage procession to Buckingham Palace following the royal wedding. Beatrice’s taupe fascinator by Philip Treacy was the object of much interest and criticism for its odd and prominent design.

David Beckham and Victoria Beckham arrive to attend the royal wedding. Victoria opted for a flowing navy kaftan covering her baby bump and a take on a pill box hat by Philip Treacy.

Catherine Middleton and her father Michael Middleton arrive at Westminster Abbey. Those watching the event were given their first glimpse at Catherine’s lacy V-neck and long-sleeved gown as she rode toward the Abbey.

Britain's Prince William waves as he arrives with his brother Prince Harry at the West Door of Westminster Abbey for his wedding. The brothers were dressed in their full military regalia.

Kate Middleton arrives at Westminster Abbey, and onlookers are able to view the full ivory lace dress by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, lace veil and diamond tiara.

Maid of Honor Pippa Middleton, with pageboys and bridemaids, arrives to attend the royal wedding. All eyes landed on the sister of the bride, who wore a form-fitted silk gown, also by Sarah Burton, which showed the world her sculpted physique.

A view of the Mall and Victoria Memorial filled with well-wishers celebrating the royal wedding of Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. Thousands of well-wishers from around the world also flocked to London to witness the spectacle and pageantry of the royal wedding.

Pippa Middleton looks on as Michael Middleton lifts Catherine Middleton's veil beside Prince William and best man Prince Harry during the royal wedding.

Britain's Prince William places the ring on the finger of his bride, Kate Middleton, as they stand at the altar at Westminster Abbey.

Prince William and his new bride walk down the aisle at the close of their wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey.

Britain's Prince William and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, left, wave as they leave Westminster Abbey in the same open-top coach that carried Princess Diana on her wedding day. The carriage is a 109-year-old State Landau.

Britain's Prince William kisses his wife, Kate, duchess of Cambridge, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after the royal wedding in London. The couple had two brief, hands-free kisses and a few blushes following the public display of affection. Flowergirl Grace Van Cutsem became an Internet sensation for her sour-looking expression during the big moment.

Royal supporters are pictured on the processional route on the day of the wedding of Britain's Prince William and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, in central London.

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge drive from Buckingham Palace to Clarence House in an old Aston Martin convertible that had 'Just Wed' written on its rear licence plate following their wedding.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, leave Clarence House to travel to Buckingham Palace for the evening celebrations. Catherine changed into a second dress, also by Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen. The celebrations were reported to have lasted into the early hours of the morning.

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