Gallery: Kate Middleton's arrival
Catherine Middleton leaves the Goring Hotel to attend the Royal Wedding of Prince William at Westminster Abbey on April 29, 2011 in London, England. The marriage of the second in line to the British throne is to be led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and will be attended by 1900 guests, including foreign Royal family members and heads of state. Thousands of well-wishers from around the world have also flocked to London to witness the spectacle and pageantry of the Royal Wedding.
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Royal newlyweds may visit Calgary site where Kate's grandfather trained during war
The former Kate Middleton — now half of the newlywed pairing known as the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall — will get the chance to explore her late grandfather's Alberta connections during the royal couple's upcoming visit to Canada, a British newspaper has reported.
Kate Middleton the perfect Army wife
For better or for worse, the Duchess of Cambridge will begin married life as an RAF spouse in Anglesey - and she will revel in the role, says Judith Woods
Duchess prepares for life as an RAF wife
Five days ago, she was marrying into the Royal family in front of a global audience of billions.
'Princess Beatrice's ridiculous Royal Wedding hat' is an Internet sensation
Facebook page already has 125,000-plus 'likes.'
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London enjoys royal-wedding afterglow
One million people packed London's streets Friday to celebrate the wedding, but few traces of the chaos remain.
Photos: The morning after the royal wedding
Life returns to normal after Britons wake up following Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge's nuptials.
Millions of Canadians watched royal wedding on TV
About 5.2 million Canadians got out of bed early Friday morning to watch the fairy-tale-like wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton unfold across the pond, according to preliminary TV data released Saturday.
Gallery: Kate Middleton's wedding dress
Kate Middleton smiles as she arrives at the West Door of Westminster Abbey in London for her wedding to Britain's Prince William, on April 29, 2011.
Fairy-tale wedding was watched by billions
From a pageantry-draped wedding in historic Westminster Abbey, to a horse-drawn carriage ride through the streets of London, to a kisses on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, Prince William and his new bride marked a fairy-tale beginning Friday to what one watcher called their "happily ever after."
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A duchess, and one day a queen, but a princess Kate will never be
The commoner Kate Middleton may have married a prince, but she’s destined to be Princess William of Wales — not a princess in her own right — unless her new husband’s grandmother is feeling generous.
Royal wedding draws colourful crowds from all over
Many who descended upon the procession route between Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace over the last week saw the royal wedding as an invitation to deck out in something unusual.
How the wedding changed an unsentimental curmudgeon into a monarchist
You'd never catch me on my off-hours waving a Union Jack or donning a William & Kate T-shirt. A year ago I turned down an opportunity to meet and chat with the Queen at a private reception, only changing my mind when my daughter — whose 12th birthday I was going to miss if I attended the event — looked at me in horror and demanded that I go.
Balcony kiss seals deal for William and Kate
Looking flushed and giddy at the thousands of cheering fans gathered outside the palace gates, Prince William and Kate Middleton sealed their minutes-old marriage with a public kiss, continuing a royal wedding tradition started by his parents 30 years ago.
Royal wedding evokes memories of Charles and Diana for Toronto
Royal enthusiasts in Toronto gathered early Friday morning, donning their best gowns, kilts and hats, to toast the newest royal couple — and to reminisce about another.
Gallery: Royal Wedding — Hats and Fascinators
Images of eye-catching headwear worn by guests and spectators at the historic royal wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton.
Kate's 'magical' wedding dress draws rave reviews
Kate Middleton and an army of highly skilled seamstresses wowed fashionistas around the world Friday with an Alexander McQueen wedding gown that experts called a timeless classic.
Gallery: Kate Middleton's arrival
Catherine Middleton leaves the Goring Hotel to attend the Royal Wedding of Prince William at Westminster Abbey on April 29, 2011 in London, England. The marriage of the second in line to the British throne is to be led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and will be attended by 1900 guests, including foreign Royal family members and heads of state. Thousands of well-wishers from around the world have also flocked to London to witness the spectacle and pageantry of the Royal Wedding.
Queen will miss the disco and the best man's speech
The Queen will not attend the evening reception following the wedding, leaving the younger members of the family to celebrate late into the night.
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Kate waves farewell to her life as a commoner
She woke up this morning a middle-class commoner from a Berkshire village, but by midday Kate Middleton will have completed her storybook transformation into a woman who will one day be Queen.
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