Unveiled: St Andrews, where William and Kate found love
CNN International-Mar. 22, 2011
The university's grand academic buildings are interspersed with shopping streets ... where Prince William famously saw Kate modeling "that" see-through dress, ...
Chely Wright's Wedding Dress Revealed
People Magazine-Aug. 22, 2011
“The Blitzer-wrights,” Tweeted Blitzer, 30, on the day of her wedding, along with the photo of the women standing face-to-face in long wedding gowns by J. Crew ...
TEST -- Is Prince William Wearing Red on His Wedding Day?
People Magazine-Feb. 10, 2011
On April 29, Kate Middleton's wedding dress will be the most talked-about article of clothing on the planet. But what about her groom's outfit? Prince William may ...
'Lovely dress, dear, pity you're too fat for it': Tears, break-ups ...
Daily Mail-Apr. 20, 2011
Often Mum has travelled a long way and dress shopping is a highly-charged occasion in itself, not only important for the wedding but an important milestone in ...
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