Buckingham Palace Flash Mob celebrates Royal Wedding (video)

 Tourists outside Buckingham Palace were treated to action a bit of flash mob Monday, while they were waiting for the changing of the guard: a flash mob.

More than 100 dancers flash broke out in a performance storming for "We Will Rock You Queen" to celebrate the royal wedding, according to the agency Associated Press.

The crowd was actually organized by the Palace to mark a reception honoring young people in the performing arts.

The dancers were mainly students of the University of East London. A student told the Telegraph that the dance was chosen to have a theme of Romeo & Juliet "celebrate Kate and William, and their love."

Suzanne Kootes, a tourist from Toronto, told the AP that the routine "because of her desire to participate.".

An Italian tourist told the Telegraph that he "thought it would be the Queen or Kate and William arriving, but it was very surprising." Different styles of dance were unexpected. The music was cool, it became really move. "We were sitting just take pictures and then this is with the hands".

Royal honeymoon: Prince William & Kate Middleton to honeymoon in Seychelles?

 As we at AOL travel reported, much attention has been paid to the location of the Royal honey Moon in recent months. On Saturday, Buckingham Palace announced that the newlyweds would postpone honeymoon. Now comes a new rumor that the duo will head to Seychelles for a trip of ten days.

The newlyweds are rumored to spend honeymoon in a book of 4 000 and a villa night on one of the "Islands most beautiful and most romantic in the world," the Daily Mail reports.

This month, Prince William and Princess Catherine will fly by private jet and then travel by helicopter from the continent to a private pension, including the Daily Mail speculated is an exclusive island in the Seychelles.

According to the Daily Mail, two agents of yards of Scotland verified the location to ensure its security. The document also says that Kate is unaware of the honeymoon destination.

The Seychelles are known for their beauty, as well as great snorkeling and diving, which is a favorite activity of couples. (Back in March, Prince William commented to the Australian press that he loved scuba diving and that he was always "wanted to dive the great barrier reef.")

A spokesman for Clarence House told the Daily Mail: "the couple asked the media to respect the privacy of honeymoon, so we can neither confirm nor deny the speculation".

Royal Wedding memories: wacky 11 ways to remember the great day

Royal marriage is finally upon us. Thank God! In our first look at the memories of royal wedding, we have seen options like ashtrays, magnets, China - the usual. But, both since some extravagant offers. A refrigerator of royal marriage or sneakers royal wedding, anyone? Here is an overview of some of the bizarre memories of royal marriage.

Were you in London for the wedding? Share any finds weird memory in the section comments below.

Why do we have a feeling that we will be given plenty of William and Kates year next to halloween? Or, worse yet, coming after us with a machete has Jason Voorhees.

Royal Wedding ABC: Guide to a commoner, William and Kate Landmarks

Keeping up with the saga that is Prince William and Kate Middleton has been exhausting to say the least. On April 29, the eyes of the world will be on London as the Prince and the common girl say "I do." It's a fairytale the likes of which haven't been seen since, well, William's parents, Diana and Charles, got together.

With the media storm that has been brewing since well before Wills proposed back in October, it's hard to keep all the details straight. So, we've put together a little Royal Wedding primer to help make sense of all the details of the big day. From the young couple's meeting to their posh first home, here's the lowdown on the wedding trail. And, when the nuptials are finally over and rooms are actually available in London again, let it be your tour guide to the epic that was.

Where it All Began: University of St. Andrews

Prince William enrolled at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland in 2001. Not surprisingly, female applications to the university skyrocketed afterward. But, Wills' future leading lady was already in his midst. Both lived in St. Salvator's hall in their first year. Apparently, when first introduced to Miss Catherine Middleton, William spilled his drink on himself. Smooth.

Lucky for him, he rebounded and the pair became close friends. As the story goes, William had eyes for Kate after watching her walk in a charity fashion show in that now famous sheer black dress (which was auctioned off in March). However, the relationship stayed strictly platonic, and Will and Kate even became housemates. But, of course, the two eventually gave into their desires and began dating in 2002. The rest, as they say, is history.

The Proposal: Kenya

For a while there, it looked like these two would never tie the knot. The relationship was touch and go for a while back in 2004 and 2007 when Will and Kate took a break. Though it was short lived, their courtship wasn't, lending Kate the nickname "Waity Katie."

Finally, in October 2010, William popped the question in Kenya. The pair were on holiday in Kenya with friends, but Will--that shifty character--managed to find time to sneak away. The low key event took place in a cabin on Mt. Kenya. In a television interview, Kate admits that she didn't see it coming. After seven years, she probably never saw it coming.

His Stag Party: Norfolk, England

William's stag party (British speak for bachelor party) is rumored to have happened at an estate in Norfolk on the east cost of England. The location is believed to be 800-year-old Heartland Abbey, owned by a friend. And, what it lacked in strippers it made up for in sport. Activities included skeet shooting, surfing and drinking games.

The Wedding Accommodations: The Goring Hotel

Those lucky enough to count themselves among Kate and Wills' closest friends and family will enjoy wedding accommodations at the Goring Hotel. At only 400 yards from Buckingham Palace, the Goring has already seen its fair share of Royal use. This weekend, its 71 uniquely decorated rooms will be put to use by out-of-town wedding guests. And, of course, the bride will have a suite.

The hundred-year-old hotel has a legacy of being some of the poshest accommodations in town. It was the first hotel in the world to feature central heating and a bathroom for every room.

Where They'll Say I Do: Westminster Abbey

William and Kate's nuptials will be a smaller affair than those of Diana and Charles, which were held at St. Paul's Cathedral. William and Kate will be the 16th royal couple to wed at Westminster. The first couple to do so was King Henry I and Princess Matilda of Scotland on November 11, 1100.

The hour-long service will be officiated by the Archbishop of Canterbury (news broke in April that Kate will not "obey" William in her wedding vows). In a break with the Cinderella tradition, Kate will arrive at the ceremony by car. But, the newly married couple will process to Buckingham Palace in a good, old-fashioned horse-drawn carriage.

The Reception(s): Buckingham Palace

Immediately following the wedding ceremony, 660 guests will descend upon Buckingham Palace for a champagne reception hosted by the queen. Word on the street is that beer will not be allowed at the reception since its not fitting to serve it in front of the queen. At some point during the affair Prince William and the new Princess Catherine are expected to make an appearance on a palace balcony to share a kiss for their cheering subjects. Talk about wedding micromanagement.

A few hours later, a select 300 party-hardy souls will return to the palace for a dinner and dancing. And, with wild boy Harry helping to spearhead the plans, things might get a little bit crazy. Especially since his grandparents are turning over the palace keys for the night. They will be getting their royal beauty sleep at Windsor Castle while Buckingham is bumpin'. Harry is reportedly planning for the fete to carry on until the wee hours of the morning. He's even holding a breakfast at 6 AM for those who survived the night.

The Honeymoon Spot: Kenya and the Scilly Isles and Australia and the Seychelles and Mustique and Jordan...

And, heaven only knows where else! The newlyweds are going to be busy if they visit as many honeymoon locales as have been predicted. Especially since they only have two weeks in which to zigzag the globe and hit all these spots. William has but a short leave before he has to be back on the job with the Royal Air Force.

Most of these destinations have been visited by the couple before, so they'll have a lot to go by in making there decisions. But, the royal press office powers that be had to go and burst everyone's bubbles. They aren't going to report the honeymoon destination until after the fact.

The Royal Abode: Clarence House or Kensington Palace plus a home in Wales

Did you know that William and Kate are already living together? Kind of takes the suspense out of their post-marital living situation. The couple have been sharing a home on the Welsh island of Anglesey. William is stationed at a nearby Royal Air Force base as a search and rescue pilot. It looks like the two will stay out of Royal housing until 2013 when William's commission runs out. And, wouldn't you know, they are doing it without the use of servants, opting to live like normal couples their age. Crazy kids.

When William and Kate are in London, it is expected that they will live in Clarence House. This historic abode was built in 1837 Prince William Henry, Duke of Clarence aka King William IV. It is also where the Queen Mother lived from 1953 until her death, and is the current residence of Charles, Camilla, William and Harry. If living with your siblings and parents doesn't scream newlywed life, we don't know what does.

Some sources have the royal couple settling down at Kensington Palace, circa 1605, where William lived as a child. Wills reportedly prefers his childhood home, as does Kate who has taken a liking to Princess Margaret's former chambers.Buckingham Palace will come later on.

Royal wedding: Prince William & Kate Middleton postpone honeymoon

 Well, the marriage of the century is over. The newlyweds left Buckingham Palace Saturday morning hand in hand by helicopter only spend the weekend somewhere in the United Kingdom. But what of honeymoon more famous of the world?

There are many speculations on where two most famous of the world (sad Brangelina) could honeymoon.

The Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge newly crowned would go to Jordan? Australia? In the Kenya, where they are engaged?

The Palace issued a statement that the honeymooners travelled the Royal grounds, saying: "the Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge chose not to leave immediately for a honeymoon." Instead, after the end of week private in the United Kingdom, the Duke returns to work as a pilot research and rescue of next week. The locations of their private weekend and their future honeymoon, who will be overseas, will not be disclosed in advance. ?

The Telegraph reported that, although the Palace will not publish the location of the honeymoon period in advance, Royal sources said that the pair would be some hand relax "warm and sunny."

Best places for royal 'I' looking to make

If expect to see many of the pump and circumstance which went with parade of Golden Jubilee of the Queen at 2002.A list of best vantage points in London for each type of royal wedding watcherSpots include Hyde Park, Trafalgar Square and street parties in East and South London
Only a half of persons is line the procession routeAnother that half a million people should watch the marriage on screens in Hyde Park

And what a show, it will not - horse-drawn carriages, guard of honour and nice batch of uniforms.

A chance, says the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson "to show the world how we enjoy our traditions and that we know how to throw a party."

It promises to be a memorable event, with the Royal procession taking in some of the most prestigious sights of the capital, including Westminster Abbey, Downing Street, the houses of Parliament, and of course Buckingham Palace.

But where you will be when the prince and his fiancée say "I do"?

Crush surfing: how to get around London on the big day

Couch potatoes pure royalist, we have developed a guide to the best vantage points for each type of watcher marriage together in London.

The pure

It is a chance to show the world how we enjoy our traditions and that we know how to throw a party.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson.

For the truly dedicated wedding watcher, the only place to be April 29 is outside Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of the British monarchy, where begins the procession.

Located in St. James Park verdurous area, East Front Palace will be a fantastic place to attend the beginning and the end of the wedding procession - as well as kiss very important balcony.

A parade horse drawn will be led by its front doors and the Queen will host celebration of wedding reception within its walls.

Other points of view along the route include The Mall, the horse guard Parade, Whitehall and Parliament Square.

With half a million people in the route of the line, first positions are likely to be snaffled at dawn, or even before - with lot of people planning to camp out to bag the best positions. So if you want a view of the front seat, prepare and be early!

Hotel royal wedding last minute for all budgets

Happy camper

For those who want to be spared the crushing of the royalists wanted, but still fancy copping eyeful and make a day of it, and then a number of locations in London will host the giant screens, live marriage around the town of broadcasting.

Hyde Park will act as the main "overflow" point of crowds, with representatives of preparation for approximately 500 000 people. And three giant outdoor cinema screens, Hyde Park will have its own "celebration" observation of the wheel, offering spectacular views of the parks.

Other screens will be held in Trafalgar Square - right in the heart of all the shares - which may contain approximately 10 000 people and Clapham Common in South London, which will also have it's own feast of street.

The party animal

To encourage a carnival atmosphere appropriate, local councils have been requested to relax the rules for people to organize neighborhood celebrations.

Fetes little more than 4 000 is intended to come into eruption on roads without contention around the country come April 29.

Among the best parties streets in London will be alternative Leonard Street Royale Street Festival of marriage in Shoreditch, East London, which promises "fancy dress, cocktails, bunting and flags" as well as the celebration of marriage Royal of Battersea High Street, showing coverage of the marriage in among "Eaters of feuéchasseur the walking and donkey rides.".

There is even a street party planned for the Republicans from Britain to Holborn in London's West End.

And if you're not one of the few privileged attending two receptions at Buckingham Palace, head to the London South Bank for The Alternative Royal wedding reception, which will be the host of "comedy, cabaret and entertainment." Dress your best frock of marriage to get rebates from drink.

Parties will extend into the night, including 1980s right Royal knees Up to the Club of cheese and A Royal marriage of convenience with a line-up of "Guest DJ" special game in the small hours of the morning.

For information on the parties and receptions around the capital visit TimeOut London sites and visit London.

The couch potato

If it is all too, why not enjoy the big day in the comfort of your home?

With live TV coverage is expected to attract a global audience of about two billion dollars, The Royal Channel be broadcasting the event live via YouTube, accompanied by a live multimedia blog set up by the St. James Palace.

Rooms of the hotel royal wedding last minute

It is not too late to get a hotel room for the royal wedding. Read our top tips for accommodation for April 29.It still not too late to book a room in hotel for the royal weddingMany hotels of London are reviewing their rates and releasing the rooms more if hotels are too expensive, try home sharing or even camping

 just two weeks, it is estimated that 600,000 will the number of people descend on London for one of the events more expected Royal - the marriage of Prince William of long-standing love Britain, Kate Middleton.

Tipped to be the wedding of the century, thousands of tourists of royal wedding were already pull many of the 90,000 rooms across the capital.

But if you want to join the celebrations, it is not too late for bag room.

"There is still availability for the Royal wedding night, said Nigel Pocklington, Director General of Hotels.com." Approximately 50% of the hotels that still sell us have some availability for this weekend. ?

But, he warned, "" now is the time to book, I wouldn't leave much later than this! ""

Therefore, if you think of last minute accommodation reservation, keep these tips in mind.

Don't be afraid to upgrade

Approximately 50% of the hotels that we sell have still some availability for this weekend.
-Nigel Pocklington, Director General of Hotels.com.

While some hotels of London are already full, some of the more expensive establishments in the capital met still not all their rooms.

If you are willing to pay that extra bit, you can still hang a hotel in the most sought after areas around the Abbey of Westminster and Buckingham palace, some to a price reduction.

According to Hotels.com, London hotel in general are now reviewing their rates to attract more people in the capital as well as releasing more rooms and removing the restrictions on reservations, as a minimum number of days if you are booking for April 29.

But booking Hotel Web site warns April prices are still higher than the average rate of hotel London.

Location isn't everything

If you are on a tight budget or don't want to stay in the Centre of a crowded London, choice of a hotel in the processional route or even London could be your option.

"If you are looking to save a little money or a little more intelligent book, the best thing to do would escape (Central London) and go down the line or even on the outskirts of a few tube stops"stated Pocklington.""

According to the Commissioner of transportation in London, Peter Hendy, all London tube lines run on the day. Teams will be also put in place to ensure that the closures and diversions are managed smoothly.

Most of the train lines bring people and capital will work services of day of the week, with a few cars further addition. Chiltern Railways, running services between London and Birmingham, offer even travel free for passengers named Kate, Catherine and William.

National Rail advised people to arrive in London before 10 am the day of the marriage and to check train times and routes well in advance.

Sharing of mutual assistance

Hotels are not the only option, with many London by taking advantage of the influx of visitors to make a buck or two by renting their spare parts, beds and sofas.

According to crashpadder.com, remain in the House of a person is on average 83% cheaper to stay in a hotel, with the added benefit of free, friendly, local expert - your host.

It - Royal rough

British Prime Minister was done for the marriage of Prince Charles and Diana thirty years ago, and you can too! If you're not too picky about where you sleep, why step camper - royal style of course.

Camp Royal on Clapham Common London offers three nights accommodation for ￡ 75 ($123).

The Common, 25 minutes by London underground from the processional route, will also have a marriage of broadcasting giant TV screen and will be the host of his own "street party". If it is not enough, in true British style, camping offers a free Cup of tea to start every day.