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Royal Wedding in Progress
I just got up and it's on just about every channel.
Who Pays for the Royal Wedding?
In part, it will be the Middletons.
Kate Middleton's parents will pay nearly £100,000 ($163,000, 113,000 euros) for their daughter's wedding to Prince William later this month, a report said Sunday.
Hotel suites, bridal gowns, bridesmaids' dresses, the maid of honour's outfit and the honeymoon will all be paid for by Carole and Michael Middleton, The Sunday Times newspaper said, without citing its sources.
They will pay for several suites at the Goring hotel in the upmarket London district of Belgravia, including a two-bedroom, five-room suite for Kate and her sister Pippa, her maid of honour, said the paper.
Carole and Michael and their son James, Kate's brother, will also reportedly take rooms in the hotel, not far from Buckingham Palace, for the April 29 wedding at London's Westminster Abbey.
The hotel bill alone is expected to exceed £20,000, the paper said.
Don't feel too bad for the Middletons. They have earned millions from their party goods business "Party Pieces", are thought to have paid £30,000 for Kate's bridal gowns and £20,000 for Pippa's dress, it added.
The royal family is sharing the cost of the wedding with the Middletons, while the government is picking up the bill for security.
iPad Free App of the Week: Royal Wedding App by NBC
If you are a "Royal Watcher" I'm sure know about a big wedding coming up.
Well. there's also an app for that.
This one-of-a-kind news app is an interactive and engaging way to experience all the news leading up to the Royal Wedding and a social tool for the day itself.
The app combines a number of features including:
-- over 300 photos and more than 40 NBC News royal reports from Today, Nightly News and Dateline — both new & from the NBC News Archives
-- the latest news and content from NBC News’ royal commentators Camilla Tominey and TODAY.com’s Windsor Knot blog
-- an interactive royal family tree with all the key family members you need to know for the wedding day, with bios by NBC Royal commentator and author Robert Jobson
-- ways to share all our royal content with other fans using Twitter and Facebook
-- ideas for hosting your own Royal Wedding “watch party” and food recipes to have the perfect tea party
-- opportunities to purchase exclusive royal wedding products from the NBC Universal store
What more could you ask for.
There's even a special section of photos from Kate's life, so you can see her because she becomes a stuffy Windsor.