@HadBax there's one on eBay £24 free postage uk
Maybe just a bit self conscious and out of their comfort zone a bit? They seemed much more relaxed in their seats, Catherine practically broke her neck trying to get a good look at the brides dressI just felt they looked a little subdued. Not as engaged with each other, as they usually do, without PDA.
you're welcome.Thank you for sharing - that's really interesting.
love itHarry & Meghan #355 - Catherine meets The Crown Prince, while Meghan is stuck with The Clown Prince
I just felt they looked a little subdued. Not as engaged with each other, as they usually do, without PDA.
Levin would hate it if they stayed quiet as she and the rest of the know nothing “experts” would be out of a jobAngela Levin was just in gb news. She doesn't think Smegz will stay quiet.
Oh, Trevor Coult on now, talking about the RAF
got there in the end...Jordan vs Corden?
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i wrote almost the same suggestion and deleted itgot there in the end...
Harry & Meghan #355 Royals party in Jordan while H&M have a playdate with Corden
I was going to say similar to this. My husband is Jordanian, he and his family are Christian though, so I’ve not been to a Muslim wedding there, but I have found Jordan to fairly laid back in its customs.you're welcome.
what i forgot to say is that if the groom and bride are Christian, then it's like any Christian wedding: church then party. but they still have the traditional arada with dances and drums when they arrive at the banquet venue.
Harry and Meghan #355 Who needs a Royal Wedding in Jordan? We've got a Playdate with CordenJordan vs Corden?
There's a thread title in there somewhere...
Wow !!! When you wear it better than the stunning model on the catwalkdress info:
you got that from a 22 second clip?Hate to say it but I thought William and Catherine were very subdued. There didn't seem to be much interaction between them at the service and even on way out. Could be just me.
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i think they had this big wedding with all the traditional separate celebrations and such because they are Royals and because it's the Crown Prince, also i was listening a bit to their royal experts and they were talking about the tribal and diplomatic affiliations of such an union, as the bride is Saudi, but she's not from the ruling tribes, then i zoned out.I was going to say similar to this. My husband is Jordanian, he and his family are Christian though, so I’ve not been to a Muslim wedding there, but I have found Jordan to fairly laid back in its customs.