I believe all roads lead to London as the much-awaited Royal wedding between His Royal Highness Prince William of Wales and Ms Catherine Middleton will happen tomorrow at the Westminster Abbey in London England.
The Royal Invitation
Around one million spectators from all over the globe are expected to come and see the royal wedding. Many of them have camped outside the Buckingham Palace and the Westminster Abbey to have a glimpse of the Prince and the new would be Princess. The ambience of excitement that it creates romanticizes the whole world undoubtedly.
The Royal Wedding will be officiated by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams. He says in a short video film by Lambeth Palace,
"Any priest or minister conducting a wedding is bound to feel a huge sense of privilege. You're invited into some intimate places in people's lives. You're invited to take part in a very significant moment, a moment of hope; a moment of affirmation about people's present and future. And I've felt very privileged to be part of this event for those reasons. Here are young people sending a message of hopefulness, sending a message of generosity across the world. And it's my privilege to be able to bless that in the name of God, to witness it in the name of God" (http://www.archbishopofcanterbury.org/).
In a world full of war, dissensions and hate, a story of love reminds us there is space for love in our hearts and we only need to let reign over us.
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