Royal weddings have been held in many different venues. Traditionally they are held at Westminster Abbey. Should Prince William and Kate Middleton get married, where is their royal wedding likely to be held?
Find out on this episode!
Publications mentioned
Hello! Canada Weekly No 169 19 April 2010
From My Royal Collection
Theirs is the Kingdom: The Wealth of British Royal Family by Andrew Morton
Resources used to research this episode
Two Centuries of Royal Weddings by Christofer Warwick
Britain's Royal Brides by Josy Argy and Wendy Riches
Weddings in Westminster Abbey
Weddings in St George's Chapel Windsor
Tune in LIVE to the next episode of The Royal Report on Sunday April 25, 2010 at 9:00PM EST
The topic will be: In honor of the Queen's 84th birthday on April 21, 2010. A look back at her life and times.
© Marilyn Braun 2010
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