wedding

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As I rode my bicycle through central London today, I noticed a strange thing – there was a lot less traffic than usual. Of course it was still a bit hairy avoiding the double-deckers and the ever-growing glut of foreign tourists hanging outside the Buckingham Palace (watching various groups of guards, horsemen, construction workers building a media stand), but the rest of London was quiet – a little too quiet.

From a casual barnyard fete to a more formal black tie affair, we've tied the knot around 13 lucky frocks

Suddenly, the most normal thing in the world seems like the most insane. Kate Middleton is getting married in 10 days and, like any other bride to be, probably wants a few new bits and bobs for her royal honeymoon wardrobe (Kenya? Mustique? Cancun Club Med?). So, why would it be weird that she be seen, by herself, shopping on London’s King's Road this afternoon?

Like many of you, I got up early yesterday to watch the royal wedding. It didn't take much effort for me to tune in, since my kids are up at 5:30 most mornings anyway, and Wills and Kate are a bit more interesting than Diego.