With the Royal Wedding only days away, London is preparing itself for one of its biggest events this decade aside from the Olympic Games. Many fans of the Royal Family are already securing their place alongside roads where the procession will pass to guarantee themselves a good view of the action.
If you don’t fancy camping for days then you can always try one of these exclusive Royal Wedding tours that will allow you to experience the event in a different manner...
City Cruises: Souvenir Sightseeing Cruise
City Cruises are offering a souvenir sightseeing cruise that will take place between Westminster and Tower piers on the 29th April 2011 where there will be entertaining commentary provided by a Blue Badge Guide as well as a commemorative goody bag containing souvenirs and a mini bottle of sparkling wine for passengers to toast the Royal couple.
To make a booking please call 0207 740 0400 and quote Smartsave to get your 20% discount or alternatively check out our discount offer on our website.
Small Car Big City: William and Kate Tour
See where the Royal family have lived for the last 800 years and where Britain's most famous couple announced their engagement earlier this year. Visit Westminster Abbey where the ceremony is due to take place on 29th April 2011 and follow the route that William and Kate will travel after the ceremony.
Call 0207 585 0399 to book and quote Smartsave to get your 20% discount.
Chelsea Physic Garden: Royal Wedding Day Special Opening Friday 29th April, 9am – 10pm
Celebrate the big day, starting with breakfast at 9am. Wedding-related food and drink will be served all day (including Tangerine Dream’s own version of the Royal Chocolate Biscuit wedding cake) and live coverage shown on the big screen in the Lecture Hall, plus additional screens in the Café area.
If you are interested please visit our website to get a 20% discount on this attraction.
Brit Movie Tours: Royal Wedding Walking Tour of London
The Royal Wedding Walking Tour of London will take you through Mayfair, St. James, and the heart of Royal London with its eye-catching palaces, statues and homes. A VIP version of this tour is available with a chauffeur driven Rolls Royce and a complimentary bottle of champagne.
Call 0844 247 1007 to book and quote Smartsave to get your 20% discount.
The forthcoming Royal Wedding is the event of the year when Kate Middleton married her Prince on 29 April 2011. There has never been a more important moment in the history of the English monarchy since the last great royal wedding of 1981 when Lady Diana Spencer married Prince Charles.
ReplyDeleteIf you begin to look back in history you will see that Kate is not the first commoner to marry an English Prince for love. George III brother, Prince Henry, Duke of Cumberland married the commoner Anne Horton in 1771. George III was so incensed at the time that he set up The Royal Marriage Act of 1772 to ensure that any subsequent royal wedding was kept within the aristocracy.