William i Kate świętują 5. rocznicę ślubu!

This was our second most popular photograph from the wedding day: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with the bride's father Michael Middleton. (C) Press Association

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge make their vows in front of 1,900 wedding guests @wabbeyhttps://t.co/YK7ScGLiqU

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) April 29, 2016

Księżna Kate, a wówczas jeszcze Kate Middleton, powiedziała ceremonialne "tak" księciowi Williamowi równo pięć lat temu. 29 kwietnia 2011 roku w Westminster Abbey odbył się ich ślub, na którym zjawiły się niemal dwa tysiące gości. Całe wydarzenie jeszcze przed tą datą wywoływało wiele emocji, a i później odbiło się dużym echem.

The bride arrives @wabbey with her fatherhttps://t.co/HVdJUVQok5

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) April 29, 2016

Suknia, którą miała na sobie panna młoda, przez długi czas była szeroko komentowana. Przepięknie zdobiona, koronkowa kreacja projektu domu mody Alexander McQueen wzbudziła mnóstw emocji. Nie zabrakło wśród nich również oskarżenia o plagiat ze strony jednej z angielskich projektantek sukien ślubnych, która kilka dni temu ponownie złożyła wniosek do sądu przeciwko McQueenowi.

This was our most viewed photograph on Flickr on the day of the Royal wedding in 2011: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge kneel at the altar in Westminster Abbey during their wedding ceremony. (C) Press Association

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Kate Middleton ubraną w tę piękną i kontrowersyjną jednocześnie kreację do ołtarza odprowadził jej ojciec. Właśnie ten moment został uwieczniony na jednym z filmów opublikowanych przez Pałac Kensington na oficjalnym Twitterze. Cała brytyjska monarchia hucznie celebruje drewniane gody Williama i Kate od samego rana, również w sieci. Świętują też Brytyjczycy, których ulubienicą po ślubie z Williamem stałą się skromna i naturalna Kate.

Relive the moment The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry set off for @wabbey on the day of the Royal weddinghttps://t.co/0gKAcEBlm9

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) April 29, 2016

Po pięciu latach od dnia ślubu para doczekała się dwojga potomków, których Brytyjczycy dażą równie niemałą sympatią. 22 lipca 2013 roku na świat przyszedł ich pierworodny potomek, trzeci w kolejce do tronu książę George. Niecałe dwa lata później szczęśliwi rodzice powitali swoją pierwszą córkę - księżniczkę Charlotte, która już za trzy dni będzie obchodziła swoje pierwsze urodziny.

Nie da się zaprzeczyć, że książę William i księżna Kate tworzą przepiękną parę. Zobaczcie, jak wyglądało ich pięć lat małżeństwa. Wszystkiego najlepszego!

Happy anniversary to The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge! Some of our favourite moments from the past five years ...https://t.co/MUlEZAgyub

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) April 29, 2016

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are delighted to share new photographs of their family, enjoying a short skiing holiday with their children in the French Alps. The Duke and Duchess invited the Press Association's Royal Photographer John Stillwell to take the photographs earlier in the week. This was their first holiday as a family of four and the first time either of the children had played in the snow. It was very special and fun short holiday for the family, and they are grateful that John Stillwell was able to capture the moment so well.

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The Duke and Duchess today visited the stunning Tiger's Nest in Bhutan. Their Royal Highnesses hiked to the top of the mountain, and were taken on a tour around the temples in the monastery by monks #RoyalVisitBhutan (C) Press Association

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The Duke and Duchess test their archery skills in Thimphu earlier today. Thank you Bhutan for the warm welcome - an incredible start to #RoyalVisitBhutan! (C) Press Association

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The Duke and Duchess feeding baby elephants and rhinos at the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation ? #RoyalVisitIndia

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The Duke and Duchess on their safari drive through the incredible Kaziranga National Park in #Assam this morning. Their Royal Highnesses spotted rhino, water buffalo, swamp deer and a number of bird species #RoyalVisitIndia

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Yesterday evening The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a reception at Kensington Palace to meet young people from India and Bhutan, ahead of their upcoming tour to the two countries #RoyalVisitIndia #RoyalVisitBhutan

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will visit #India and #Bhutan this spring between the 10th - 16th April. "The Duke and Duchess are very much looking forward to their tours of India and Bhutan. Their visit to India will be an introduction to a country that they plan to build an enduring relationship with. They will pay tribute to India's proud history, but also are keen to understand the hopes and aspirations of young Indian people and the major role they will play in shaping the 21st century. Their visit to Bhutan will allow them to continue a relationship between two Royal Families by meeting The King and Queen. The Duke and Duchess have heard many wonderful things about the country and are grateful to have this opportunity to get to know the Bhutanese people. This tour, coming shortly before The Queen's 90th birthday, will also allow The Duke and Duchess to pay tribute to Her Majesty's huge contribution to diplomacy in Britain and the Commonwealth." Image (C) Press Association

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The Duke of Cambridge plays a game designed by one of the @BAFTA Games Young Game Designers award winners @abertayuni. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met young beneficiaries of BAFTA's support for new talent in the games industry during a visit to Dundee today. Image (C) Press Association

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge take the wheel at RRS Discovery during their visit to Dundee for a full day of engagements, many of which are focussed on the mental wellbeing of young people. Image (C) Press Association

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Hard to believe it has already been two years! Thanks for all your lovely birthday wishes, and a warm welcome to all of our new followers. #HappyBirthdayPrinceGeorge

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, with Prince George and Princess Charlotte, arrive at St Mary Magdalene Church #Sandringham for their daughter's christening. (C)Press Association

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