Royal Wedding Souvenirs Prince William and Kate Middleton

Royal Wedding Souvenirs Prince William and Kate Middleton 
 Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

 Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs




Prince William and Kate Middleton wedding have personally approved an official range of china that is including handmade plates, cups and pill boxes to be made for the Royal Collection and sold as souvenirs from December 2010. The items are decorated with the intertwined initials of the couple, under the prince's coronet, and include the wording "To celebrate the marriage of Prince William of Wales and Catherine Middleton 29 April 2011.

Souvenir products for the royal wedding of Britain's Prince William and Kate Middleton is pictured in a shop in central London, on February 18, 2011. Prince William, the second in line to the throne, and Kate Middleton announced their engagement in November after a seven-year romance that began at university. The wedding, at Westminster Abbey on April 29 in London, is set to be Britain's biggest royal wedding since William's parents, Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, married in 1981. April 29 has been made a public holiday throughout the kingdom.

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Prince William and Kate Middleton Royal Wedding Souvenirs

Prince William and Kate Middleton Royal Wedding Souvenirs
 Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs




To mark the engagement of William and Catherine, the Royal Mint produced an official £5 coin, showing the couple in profile, while the Royal Australian Mint issued a series of circulation and collectable coins designed by Stuart Devlin. The Royal Canadian Mint will release a series of coins and Canada Post will be issuing a stamp, approved by Clarence House, in commemoration of the wedding.

Souvenir products for the royal wedding of Britain's Prince William and Kate Middleton is pictured in a shop in central London, on February 18, 2011. Prince William, the second in line to the throne, and Kate Middleton announced their engagement in November after a seven-year romance that began at university. The wedding, at Westminster Abbey on April 29 in London, is set to be Britain's biggest royal wedding since William's parents, Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, married in 1981. April 29 has been made a public holiday throughout the kingdom.

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Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs Pictures

Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs Pictures
  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

 Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs

  Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Souvenirs


Well The accessories that were in the Royal wedding of Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton are very much and various items and things and it made everybody want to have one of two of them, There are cups, book, towels, cakes, flags, coins, T-shirt, and still more accessories I wish I had one or two.

Souvenir products for the royal wedding of Britain's Prince William and Kate Middleton is pictured in a shop in central London, on February 18, 2011. Prince William, the second in line to the throne, and Kate Middleton announced their engagement in November after a seven-year romance that began at university. The wedding, at Westminster Abbey on April 29 in London, is set to be Britain's biggest royal wedding since William's parents, Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, married in 1981. April 29 has been made a public holiday throughout the kingdom.

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