Royal wedding: worldwide press reaction
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Many of the UK papers have published souvenir editions to mark the occasion of Prince William's engagement to Kate Middleton, with
"With Mummy's ring, I thee wed", the headline proclaims.
Class distinctions
The and discusses how "Rank and class take a back seat" with this union of aristocracy and upper middle class circles.
The paper says the couple are part of a new generation of European royalty who have moved on from times where alliances were with other members of the same echelons of society.
Prince Wiliam is a , which suggests his engagement marks a "rebirth for Britain".
The paper says the "era of Diana has returned" and the Royal Family's reputation will be boosted by the event.
to vote on whether Prince William and Kate Middleton will ever be the king and queen of Australia.
Unlucky marriages
The of the announcement, and publishes the opinions of people following the story on Twitter.
It appears there is a strong desire for Prince William's fun-loving brother Harry to be put in charge of the stag do.
But the the marriages that follow are not necessarily the luckiest.
But, the article appears to suggest, Miss Middleton could get the happy ending she wants as the couple have been together for a long time and appear to be committed to avoiding the pitfalls that have affected some of Prince William's older relatives.
Luckily the and describes the prince as "the most liked British royal" and says the wedding is likely to rekindle memories of the fairytale wedding of Prince Charles and Diana 30 years earlier.
- Published5 July 2010
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