From wedding pizzas to a "Royal Virility Brew," final preparations are continuing for the Royal Wedding. In one week, history will be made in Britain's first royal hoopla in decades. Whether you're a Brit or not, you'll love today's Gotta Watch blog, where we'll bring you some fun factoids about the wedding.
Prince William to be suited up on Savile Row - Savile Row is a London street known for its men's tailor shops. Fashion designer and bespoke tailor Ozwald Boateng takes CNN down Savile Row and discusses what Prince William will be wearing on his big day.
The Royal Wedding dress: A history - We're wondering what Catherine Middleton will be wearing next week, but what about the fashion choices of previous royal brides? The senior curator at Kensington Palace gives us a look at royal gowns dating back as far as 1860.
'Don't touch the Queen' - "No fist bumps, no kissing on the cheek," says CNN's Isha Sesay to Anderson Cooper. Anderson gets schooled in royal protocol 101 and British food before the wedding. Just in case he meets the queen.
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Jazzzz suks
@ole lady: "Tasty little wieners," so you like wieners do you? I bet.
Perhaps, Jazzzzz is an Azzzzzzzz.
Anderson Cooper is one guest who would know exactly how to address a Sovereign.
For that training alone, Mr. Cooper is an asset to our country in his career.
Will someone at CNN advise Limon of the names of William and Harry? He appears too arrogant to need to remember their names.
Correct me if I am wrong but The Royal Family is supported on the backs of the taxpayers and they have no political power whatsoever. Why are we infatuated with this high class welfare family??? They live better than the taxpayers that are forced to pay the tax to support there lifestyle. NUTS!!!
@donna: They rule by divine right. You mind your place or they'll throw you in the tower of London! GOD chose them to keep us simple folk in line. Personally I feel this is just a bunch of wasted time and energy. There are sad individuals that actually care though.