Westminster Abbey’s Christmas Card Commemorates Kate Middleton & Prince William’s Marriage (Photo)

The Royal Christmas Card Commemorates Kate Middleton & Prince William's Marriage (Photo)

The Westminster Abbey Christmas card commemorates the wedding of  Prince William to Kate Middleton.  Prince William and Kate Middleton walked down the aisle of Westminister Abbey on April 29th, 2011.  Prince William and Kate wanted to be married at Westminister Abbey because of the connection with the Royal Family and its ‘staggering beauty.’  The event was one the event of the year and the couple won the hearts of the nation and people worldwide.

To  celebrate the event Westminster Abbey chose to use Kate and William on the annual Christmas card.  The card shows the couple standing at the entrance of the Abbey while millions watched and flashbulbs go off.  The card was designed by graphic designer Hugh Ribbans and the design is called ‘Smile Please.’

Another way to commemorate the wedding Royal Crown Derby has released a Christmas ornament which is finished in 22 carat gold and sells for approx $150.  The ornament has the initials of Prince Williams and Kate Middleton and only 1,500 of them have been made.   So hurray out to get one before they are all sold out :-)

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