Showing posts with label Prince William. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prince William. Show all posts

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Prince Harry: Chillin' with Pippa and Chelsy

Prince Harry: Chillin' with Pippa and Chelsy


His brother Prince William may have been the man of the hour today, but Prince Harry definitely had plenty of female attention as well.

The crimson-haired Royal entertained his longtime on/off girlfriend Chelsy Davy during the massive wedding festivities in London, England.

But Harry also had another gorgeous woman to attend to- bride Kate Middleton’s beautiful sister/maid of honor Pippa.


Of course the media would love to see something spark up between Harry and Pippa, though it seems unlikely since Chelsy appears to have Harry’s heart.

William and Kate's Royal Wedding Reception

William and Kate's Royal Wedding Reception


Their wedding ceremony was no doubt straight from a fairytale, and Prince William and Kate Middleton's reception brought out all the stops.

Following their historical nuptials earlier today (April 29), the newlywed Royals enjoyed mingling with their guests at the Buckingham Palace while feasting away at menu items such as Cornish Crab Salad on Lemon Blini, Pressed Duck Terrine with Fruit Chutney and Scottish Smoked Salmon Rose on Beetroot Blini, just to name a few of the swanky dishes.


Their towering cake was an unbelievable sight as the official baker, Fiona Cairns, created an absolute masterpiece designed specifically for the Prince and his new Princess.

And as she did earlier in the day, Kate stunned her guests in a jaw-dropping dress custom designed by Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen.

Prince William & Duchess Catherine's Wedding Portraits!

Prince William & Duchess Catherine's Wedding Portraits!


A day removed from their fairytale nuptials, Prince William and the newly-titled Duchess Catherine have made their official wedding portraits available for public viewing.

Certainly quite the elegant couple, Will and Kate posed for the trio of photos - with the lovely pair surrounded by their flower girls and young ushers in one adorable shot.

The bride and groom also stood tall for a couple's portrait at the Buckingham Palace locale while flanked by the royal family in the third regal offering.


Dressed in their ceremony garb, Miss Middleton confirmed speculation while dressed in a Sarah Burton designed gown while William donned a Royal Navy Number One Dress uniform.

 gossipcenter/Photo Credit: Getty Images

Prince William & Duchess Catherine's Post-Wedding Travels

Prince William & Duchess Catherine's Post-Wedding Travels


After enjoying their first night of married life at the Buckingham Palace, Prince William and Duchess Catherine opted to head off for a little more privacy on Saturday morning (April 30).

The royal newlyweds walked hand-in-hand as they were escorted to an awaiting helicopter en route to an undisclosed locale - though the pair are not yet embarking on their expected secret honeymoon.

Of the delayed honeymoon plans, a Palace press statement told, "The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have chosen not to depart for a honeymoon immediately. Instead, after spending the weekend privately in the United Kingdom, The Duke will return to work as a Search and Rescue pilot next week. The locations of both their private weekend and their future honeymoon, which will be overseas, will not be disclosed in advance."


Meanwhile, Miss Middleton's family members were also spotted earlier today, as Carole, James, Michael and Pippa smiled for photographers while departing the Goring Hotel in London.

As previously reported by GossipCenter, the marriage of Prince William and Catherine Middleton was led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and was attended by 1900 guests, including foreign Royal family members and heads of state.

Thousands of well-wishers from around the world also flocked to London to witness the spectacle and pageantry of the Royal Wedding, with many visitors spending the day after the ceremony checking out sites such as Kate's wedding bouquet - which was placed atop the grave of the unknown warrior in Westminster Abbey.