NEWS: Balcony Kisses Seal Royal Wedding

Prince William and Kate Middleton have kissed twice on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after their wedding service in Westminster Abbey.

They were cheered by thousands of well-wishers who gathered outside the palace, as RAF planes flew past in honour of the new royal couple.

Some 1,900 guests watched the couple exchange their vows in the abbey, with many millions watching at home.

The bride will now be known as the Duchess of Cambridge.

The Queen is hosting a buffet reception at the palace for 650 guests.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13229961

I must say, they were so cute and sexy when they did that after crowd kept chanting "Kiss, kiss, kiss, ..." I wish he would've just grabbed her and kissed her a bit more passionately. Now that would have made the crowd go wild.

But then again, they're British.

Well thats nice. Would have been a great day for burglars though. I saw glimps of the royal wedding when I would walk into the living room and from what I saw it appeared every policeman in england was here.

Andeavor wrote:I must say, they were so cute and sexy when they did that after crowd kept chanting "Kiss, kiss, kiss, ..." I wish he would've just grabbed her and kissed her a bit more passionately. Now that would have made the crowd go wild.

But then again, they're British.

:d

The second one was more 'in to it'.

I read an article in today's local Sunday paper obviously written by a bitter woman who had no sense of tradition. She called the people waiting overnight at the mall mentally ill, Will was apparently wearing a fantasy uniform, Kate received a made-up title with no meaning behind it and the whole spectacle was trying to keep up the charade of the "royal theatre". Clearly, the journalist did no research whatsoever.

It's no wonder people have lost their hopes and dreams when all (good) traditions are fading away while the other side of the world is crumbling. Personally, I'm, the least enthusiastic for a wedding but in this case (and with such a lovely, bashful couple) it was needed to get back the hope and strength we need to face the evils of the world.

Well said, Andy.