The official portraits of the royal wedding have been released. The set includes the official portrait of the couple, a family portrait, and a last moment picture with the pageboys and bridesmaids.
The newlywed couple is stepping for the first time onto the famous balcony following royal wedding tradition. They’re accompanied by their families and the bridal party, where they also shared their first public kiss as husband and wife.
Prince William and Lady Iria, emerge from St. Alexander’s Church as man and wife, ready to greet the crowds who have long waited for this moment. The couple will now be titled HRH Crown Prince William and HRH Lady Iria, Prince and Princess of Darwen.
The couple will now make their way to Darrumburg Palace, where they will greet the people of Windenburg from the balcony.
Reporter 2: The bridal party is also making its way to the church. They are departing from Pebblebrook House, the residence of the pride’s parents.
Reporter 1: Look at all those cute kids! These lovely bridesmaids and pageboys are being led into the church by Lady Iria’s sister, Lady Diana and the groom’s sister, HRH The Princess Royal Charlotte. The maid of honor is wearing a lovely cream-colored fitted dress, while HRH opted for a pink ankle length dress and a matching fascinator.
First is HRH Lady Alejandra, daughter of the dukes de Alba. Next, Miss Danielle Smith, daughter of longterm Head of Security Richard Smith, walking with HRH Lord Joaquin, son of the dukes de Alba. Closely behind Master Joe Bower, son of a friend of Lady Iria, walking next to Miss Sofia Ortiz, sister of one of the groom’s best friends. Lastly, we have Master Josiah Johnson, son of another of the groom’s friends.
Reporter 2: We have our first glimpse of Lady Iria and her father. They’re currently on route to the church where soon she will become our new Princess of Darwen. The historical title given to the married heirs in Windenburg.
Reporter 1: She is in fact, wearing a tiara and covering her face with a veil. We haven’t caught a glimpse of the dress, but as she nears the church, we’ll finally see it in all its glory! As the bride and her father make their way to the church, it makes you wonder what kind of feelings they're experimenting, I get a sense of delight from inside the car, but it’s probably bittersweet for the earl.
Reporter 2: That’s quite right, today he is giving away his eldest daughter not only to Prince William but also to Windenburg.
Reporter 1: Look at that beautiful train! It has just been confirmed that the dress was designed by Nicola Latham, one of Windenburg’s most renowned fashion designers.
Reporter 2: Let's see if we can get a different angle of Lady Iria. There it is, and what a sight to witness. The train is approximately 2 meters long.
Reporter 1: The dress is made out of white satin gazar, quite fabulous in my opinion. We can finally see that the veil is held in place by the Deck tiara loaned by the bride’s mother for this special day.
Reporter 2: That is actually the same tiara the Countess wore on her own wedding day.
Reporter 1: We can’t leave behind Lord Kayden Earl of Southfold either. He looks very dashing in his morning suit.
Reporter 2: I love the flower detail on his lapel, it matches the flowers in the bouquet.
Reporter 1: And with that last wave to the crowds, father and daughter make their way inside the church. Joins us to see the beginning of the ceremony!
Presenter 1: Good morning dear viewers and welcome to Langden where the wedding of the century is to take place in a few hours.
Presenter 2: We are very excited to bring this special coverage of such a high profile wedding.
Presenter 1: The grounds surrounding the St. Alexander Church, which is the chosen venue for today, have been alight with the excitement of people that have come from almost everywhere in the world.
Presenter 2: Some of them have set tents in front of the church just so they can catch a glimpse of the royals.
Presenter 1: In the middle of the excitement, finally the royal guests are set to arrive.
