All the magazines I have read, the blogs, the news stories...
This wedding was important for me to watch for the following three reasons:
1. Every girl has dreamt of meeting her "prince charming", him sweeping her off her feet (which are in a pair of workin' boots), and making her his princess. Kate is living our dream, girls.
2. I desperately needed to see the dress.
3. And last, but not least, my favorite part of every wedding...seeing the grooms face when he catches a glimpse of his bride walking towards him down the aisle.
It was worth waking up at 2:45am and waiting for.
I, personally, am a huge fan of lace on something as elegant as a wedding dress.
The first thing I said when she exited the car was, "GAH look at that waist!"
The cinched bodice immediately reminded everyone of Grace Kelly's dress from 1956.
When watching Princess Diana's wedding from the 80's (I obviously was not around to see it), I immediately cringed at the sight of her UNGODLY long train.
Was that necessary? Was that the fashion?
Don't know...don't really care...ain't my cup of tea.
Kate's train, however, was at an appropriate length.
Just enough to add some drama to the dress.
Ladies and gentlemen, she has brought back the long sleeves.
I personally don't believe that I could pull of the long sleeves. Kate is tall and has long limbs. I, on the other hand, am petite all around. I suppose in the future I could try it...tell the girls, "Make me feel like Kate."
William, despite his balding, looked very handsome and very much in love.
My heart skipped a beat when she arrived after her four minute trek down the aisle, and he mouthed those three words...
"You look beautiful."
SWOON.
