Prince William and Kate Middleton Collectable Figurine and Dolls

The Royal Bride Catherine Figurine

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This is the limited edition handcrafted and hand-painted Royal Bride Figurine.

This beautiful figurine portrays the lovely Kate Middleton in her designer wedding gown, tiara and veil.

This beautiful Kate Middleton figurine is created From The Hamilton Collection.

It is a handcrafted figurine that wears a beautiful simulated sapphire replica ring just like the one Prince William gave to his now beautiful wife Kate! Click here to read more about The Royal Bride Catherine Figurine

The Royal Kate Middleton Bride Figurine

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Hand-painted porcelain doll recreates ensemble of the royal bride in authentic detail with sparkling royal tiara, delicate bouquet, exquisite lace.

The entire world was watching on April 29, 2011 when the doors to the beautifully exigent Rolls Royce opened, and everyone got their very first look at the royal bride of England and Prince Williams soon to be wife Kate Middleton. Click here to read more about The Royal Kate Middleton Bride Figurine

Kate Middleton Porcelain Doll

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Ashton Drake presents the Kate Middleton Porcelain Doll With Second Portrait Dress

This is Prince William's Princess Kate Middleton Royal Engagement Fashion Doll

This beautiful Kate Middleton hand-painted porcelain commemorative collectible doll is inspired by the royal engagement announcement.

The Kate Middleton commemorative doll comes with a replica of the renowned sapphire engagement ring that Kate Middleton wore. This Princess Catherine collectible doll also comes with a FREE cream engagement portrait dress!

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Prince William of Wales and Miss Catherine Middleton Paper Dolls

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Here is an awesome collectable to celebrate the royal wedding prince William and his beautiful bride Kate Middleton. Paper Dolls.

You will also receive a splendid wardrobe of seven costumes for both dolls.

The book also includes complete information on how to download the couple's bridal attire offline.

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Prince William and Kate Middleton Collectable Ornaments

Princess Catherine Royal Elegance Ornament

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The magnificent Royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton touched hearts all around the world. You can capture this moment forever with this lovely portrait of the world's new princess.

This lovely Princess Catherine wedding ornament captures all of the radiant beauty and pure stylishness grace of the beautiful royal bride on her unforgettable wedding day, in perfectly sculpted detail.

This is a Bradford Exchange exclusive that commemorates the historic royal wedding and it lets you enjoy and keep the exquisite fashion details of the lovely Kate Middleton unforgettable gown and accessories for many years to come!

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William And Kate Royal Wedding Heirloom Porcelain Ornament

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Royal Wedding Ornament

Exclusive Heirloom Porcelain® ornament commemorates the Royal Wedding. Golden accents, color photo, custom hanging ribbon, FREE velveteen pouch.

Uniting Prince William of Wales and Catherine Middleton in marriage, the Royal Wedding of the Century was all the world had hoped for, and the fond memories will be with us forever.

This elegant Royal Wedding ornament captures the happy royal couple as they emerge from Westminster Abbey after the wedding ceremony, Kate in her exquisite lace and satin designer gown, and William in the scarlet uniform of a Royal Colonel of the Irish Guards.

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William And Kate Royal Kiss Fine Porcelain Ornament

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Royal Kiss Ornament

Heirloom Porcelain® ornament captures the Prince and his bride's first public kiss.

Golden accents, custom hanging ribbon, FREE velveteen pouch.

William of Wales and his new bride Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, honored the tradition of their first public kiss on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, the world unexpectedly got two for one!

This Royal Wedding ornament captures the William and Kate First Kiss joyfully watched by millions in an elegant commemorative design.

This Royal Wedding ornament is a Bradford Exchange exclusive that recreates this memorable moment from the William and Kate wedding celebration, to let you remember it for a lifetime.

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Prince William And Kate Royal Kiss Collector Plate

Prince William And Kate Royal Kiss Collector Plate

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A Royal Kiss Collector Plate

Limited-edition Heirloom Porcelain® plate showcases the royal newlyweds' first kiss. Hand-set simulated jewels recall the legacy engagement ring!

Continuing the tradition that his mother and father started thirty years earlier, Prince William and his beautiful bride shared their first kiss as a married couple on the balcony of Buckingham Palace as the world watched!

Celebrate the Prince William and Kate Middleton wedding on April 29, 2011 with the limited-edition A Royal Kiss Collector Plate, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange.

Handcrafted of lustrous Heirloom Porcelain®, the center of this dazzling collectible features a full-color image of their Royal Wedding kiss on the balcony at Buckingham Palace.

Lavished with hundreds of shimmering simulated diamonds, simulated sapphires and settings that recall Princess Catherine's legacy engagement ring, the border of this Royal Wedding plate is graced with a genuine platinum border and an elegant scalloped design. Strong demand is expected, so don't delay. Order now!

This exclusive Prince William and Kate Middleton wedding kiss collector plate from The Bradford Exchange features:

• Share the Celebration of this Historic Union with the Prince William and Kate Middleton wedding kiss collector plate, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange
• Commemorates the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton on April 29, 2011
• Handcrafted Heirloom Porcelain® collector plate features a vivid image of Prince William and Princess Catherine sharing their first kiss as a married couple on the balcony at Buckingham Palace
• Simulated sapphires and settings recall Princess Catherine's legacy engagement ring
• Scalloped design features a platinum border and is lavished with hundreds of shimmering simulated diamonds
• Edition limited to 95 firing days, so order now
• Hand-numbered with matching Certificate of Authenticity
• Measures 7-1/2" in diameter; 19.1 cm in diameter

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Prince William and Kate Middleton Royal Wedding Pictures 9

People gather at St Andrews University, Scotland, to watch a broadcast feed for Prince William and Kate Middleton in London on April 29, 2011 the day after the Royal Wedding.

Some 750 million people tuned in for Charles' and Diana’s wedding.

However during the age of the internet, the audience for William's and Kate’s wedding is expected to be at least three times as large. Wow.

Neither William nor Kate muffed their lines.

But Kate inserted a small but significant rewrite into the vows, promising to 'love, comfort, honor and keep' her new hubby but not 'obey' him.

The double-buss set off a wave of euphoria and celebrations for the newly dubbed duke and duchess of Cambridge across England and even in former colonial outposts like New York City.

Prince William and Kate Middleton Royal Wedding Pictures 4

Guy Ritchie (r) arrives to Prince William and Kate Middleton's Royal Wedding.

Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei (r.) arrives at the West Door of Westminster Abbey.

Her diamond earrings are by Robinson Pelham and her 'halo' tiara was made by Cartier in 1936

HRH Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Michael Middleton speak following the union of their children.

Kate carried a bouquet of myrtle, lily-of-the-valley, sweet William and hyacinth.

Kate Middleton makes her way down the aisle on the arm of her father Michael and followed by her sister and Maid of Honor Pippa Middleton and her bridesmaids.

Kate Middleton waves as she travels in a Rolls Royce Phantom VI, accompanied by her father Michael Middleton to Westminster Abbey.

Kate Middleton waves to crowd

Kate waves as she arrives at the West Door of Westminster with her father, Michael Middleton, and her sister, Philippa Middleton.

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William and Kate on the Water and in the Air

Prince William and his lovely wife Kate took to the water for a race that Williams boat won.

William also showed off his flying skills by landing on the water.

After the boat race William showed a rare brief bit of affection toward his wife by giving her a loving hug.

Prince William and Kate Visit America 2011

Prince William and Kate Visit America 2011

Prince William And Kate Middleton Royal Wedding Jeweled Collector Plate

William And Kate Royal Wedding Jeweled Collector Plate

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It's Official, The Royal Prince William and Kate Middleton Jeweled Wedding Plate

This is a Limited-edition Heirloom Porcelain® commemorative jeweled plate featuring Britain royal couple Prince William And Kate Middleton.

Hand-set simulated jewels recall the legacy engagement ring that belonged to Prince Williams famous and very much loved mother, Princes Diana!

Prince William gave this beautiful ring to Kate Middleton as an engagement ring.

Measures 7-1/2" in diameter

Uniting Prince William and Kate Middleton in marriage, the fairy-tale Wedding of the Century was everything the world had hoped for!

Celebrate the Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton with this limited-edition Royal Wedding Jeweled Collector Plate, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange.

Handcrafted of lustrous Heirloom Porcelain®, this dazzling collectible gloriously showcases the couple's joy on their very famous wedding day at Westminster Abbey.

This plate displays a full-color image of Prince William in his Irish Guards Royal Army uniform and Princess Catherine radiant in her Alexander McQueen gown.

This beautiful Prince William And Kate Middleton Royal Wedding Collector Plate is lavished with hundreds of shimmering simulated diamonds.

The plate also has simulated sapphires and settings that recall Princess Catherine's legacy engagement ring.

The border of this Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge collector plate is graced with a genuine platinum border and an elegant scalloped design.

Strong demand for the Prince William And Kate Middleton Royal Wedding Collector Plate is expected, so don't delay. Click Here to Order Now!

This exclusive Prince William and Kate Middleton wedding collector plate from The Bradford Exchange features:

• Share the Celebration of this Historic Union with the It's Official! The Royal Wedding Jeweled Collector Plate, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange
• Commemorates the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton on April 29, 2011
• Handcrafted Heirloom Porcelain® collector plate features a vivid image of Prince William in his Irish Guards Royal Army uniform and Princess Catherine radiant in her Alexander McQueen gown on their wedding day at Westminster Abbey
• Simulated sapphires and settings recall Princess Catherine's legacy engagement ring
• Scalloped design features a platinum border and is lavished with hundreds of shimmering simulated diamonds
• Edition limited to 95 firing days, so order now
• Hand-numbered with matching Certificate of Authenticity
• Measures 7-1/2" in diameter; 19.1 cm in diameter
• Available for shipping October 15, 2011

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Prince William and Kate - Saturday in Canada

Prince William and Kate at a tree planting ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa, Ontario, as part of their Royal Tour of Canada Saturday, July 2, 2011

On Saturday Prince William and Kate traveled to the French-speaking province of Quebec as the royal newlyweds continue a nine-day jaunt through Canada on their first official overseas trip.

They will go to the Government House and take part in a tree-planting ceremony. They will also attend an early afternoon reception at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa with:

• veterans
• war brides and their families

After which they will fly to Quebec where they will stay for two days.

Kate and Will will also visit Montreal where they will visit a children's hospital and take part in a cooking workshop. After they will take an overnight trip down the St. Lawrence Seaway to Quebec City a board a navy ship for

Protesters Waiting

There is a planned protest during their stop in Montreal and Quebec City by the Quebec nationalist.

Reseau de Resistance du Quebecois or Quebecker Resistance Network which is the militant separatist group also said they plan to protest on Saturday July 2, 2011 outside the Sainte-Justine University Hospital Centre during the royal couple's visit.

A coalition of other groups will hold a press conference in support of the more militant RRQ, Gaudreau said.

More than 100 people will demonstrate outside city hall in Quebec City on Sunday, some of them coming in by bus from other parts of the province said RRQ spokesman Julien Gaudreau. TheY intended to keep pressure on the couple during both their days in Quebec, he said.

Not Welcome Here

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge unveil a painting at the War Museum in Ottawa on Saturday July 2, 2011

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge unveil a painting at the War Museum in Ottawa on Saturday July 2, 2011

"We want the message to get across that the monarchy is not welcome in Quebec — there are people who aren't happy," said protest organizer Patrick Bourgeois, leader of the Quebecker Resistance Network. "We want it to be unpleasant for him."

In 2009 when Prince Charles, Prince William's father visited Montreal, some 200 separatist protesters protested his visit.

They sat in the street and blocked the prince's way into a ceremony planned at an armory, they also threw eggs at the soldiers who were accompanying Prince Charles and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall.

They had to use a back door to get into the building and they missed an elaborate welcoming ceremony.

During a trip in 1964 Queen Elizabeth II who is Prince William's grandmother didn't get any better treatment. As she visited Montreal, helmeted police officers clashed with several hundred boisterous marchers, who flashed their rendition of an obscene gesture, a two-finger "V'' signs at her.

And in 1990, the Canada Day celebrations were briefly disrupted by protesters from Quebec who booed and turned their back on the queen.

Groups Support Declining

Kate smiles after lifting a spade of dirt during a tree planting ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa, Ontario, as part of their Royal Tour of Canada Saturday, July 2, 2011

Support however for such groups has been declining in recent years as the 80-percent French-speaking province has enjoyed plenty of autonomy even without quitting Canada. Such as:

• It sets its own income tax
• It has its own immigration policy favoring French-speakers
• It bases its legal code on France's
• It has legislation favoring the use of French over English

During the May 2 parliamentary elections, the separatist Bloc Quebecois wnet from 47 seats to 4 in the 308-seat federal Parliament, rendering it all but impotent at the national level at a time when Quebec separatists are also out of office in their own province.

Arriving on Thursday June 30, 2011 in Canada's largely English-speaking capital, Ottawa to cheering crowds, the royal couple was poised and confident as they thrilled crowds of well-wishers. They also shook hands and accept flowers and other gifts.

William and Kate joined in Canada Day celebrations on Friday, often stealing the show as they were feted by Canadian leaders and cheered by tens of thousands who lined the streets to get a glimpse of them.

Now So Welcoming

Eyes for each other - Kate and William share an intimate look

Their trip to Quebec may not be as welcoming. Some Quebec residents this year said they could care less them visiting and angry that taxpayer money is being used to pay for the royal tour.

Johane Beaupre, a 46-year-old Montreal teacher, said although she's not going to protest, she supports the protesters.

"It's an unnecessary expense that yields nothing," Beaupre said of the visit. "(The monarchy) is a thing of the past."

Michael Behiels, an Ottawa University professor, said there was much hostility between the French and the English in the years following Great Britain's 1759 Conquest of New France — which is present day Quebec.

Public support in Quebec for the British royal family declined in the 20th century Behiels said after the province's youth were conscripted to serve in the First and Second World Wars and when Quebec's separatism movement gained momentum in the 1960s.

Prince William and Kate Visit Canada Photos Part 3

William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, applaud during a citizenship ceremony Friday, July 1, 2011, in Gatineau, Canada.

Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, listens to proceedings during a citizenship ceremony Friday, July 1, 2011, in Gatineau, Canada.

Prince William greets a new Canadian citizen during citizenship ceremony Friday, July 1, 2011, in Gatineau, Canada. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge watched new citizens take the oath of citizenship, in which new Canadians pledge allegiance to the Queen, who is William's grandmother.

William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, share a laugh during a citizenship ceremony at the Museum of Civilization in Gatineau, Canada, on Friday, July 1, 2011.

William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, flanked by Sharon Johnston, wife of Governor General David Johnston and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney, listen to proceedings during a citizenship ceremony on Friday, July 1, 2011, in Gatineau, Canada.

William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, sing "God Save the Queen" during a citizenship ceremony on Friday, July 1, 2011, in Gatineau, Canada.

Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, smiles as she take part in a citizenship ceremony at the Museum of Civilization in Gatineau, Canada, on Friday, July 1, 2011. The duchess was dressed in Canadian colors - a cream dress by the London designer Reiss, complete with the Queen's Maple Leaf brooch, and a red hat topped with a maple leaf. Queen Elizabeth II loaned the brooch to the duchess for the tour; it was first worn in 1951 by the then-Princess Elizabeth on her first visit to Canada.

William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, chat during a citizenship ceremony in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada, on July 1, 2011.

Prince William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, arrive at a citizenship ceremony in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada, on July 1, 2011.

Prince William's wife, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, waves to the crowd as she arrives at the Museum of Civilization with Sharon Johnston, wife of the Governor General of Canada, in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada, July 1, 2011.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, arrives for a citizenship ceremony in Gatineau, Canada, on July 1, 2011.

William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, arrive at a citizenship ceremony in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada, on July 1, 2011. The royal couple watched new citizens take the oath of citizenship, in which new Canadians pledge allegiance to the Queen, who is William's grandmother.