apparently it was such a big concern that it wa called “the Kate Problem” ie Kate was in London ready to be available whenever William dropped in at short notice to party.
I thought thats why his mates nicknamed her "the mattress"?
apparently it was such a big concern that it wa called “the Kate Problem” ie Kate was in London ready to be available whenever William dropped in at short notice to party.
Never heard that one.. I think it really only worked out for her as none of the aristocrats William had an interest in wanted to be the future Queen.. He was after one or two they said no.. if they did then she would not be the POW.. she has done a Camilla .. kept her claws tighty in there for eventual success.. Camillia must have been sooo smug on coronation day.I thought thats why his mates nicknamed her "the mattress"?
Not on coronation day she looked frightened if anything. But she did look like the cat who got the cream on her and Charles's wedding day.Never heard that one.. I think it really only worked out for her as none of the aristocrats William had an interest in wanted to be the future Queen.. He was after one or two they said no.. if they did then she would not be the POW.. she has done a Camilla .. kept her claws tighty in there for eventual success.. Camillia must have been sooo smug on coronation day.
Really? I thought she looked as frightened at the wedding as she did at the Coronation!Not on coronation day she looked frightened if anything. But she did look like the cat who got the cream on her and Charles's wedding day.
We must run in very different circles but it’s not that uncommon where I’m from for the groom to go out on the lash the night before the wedding.likewise, I’ve been to dozens of weddings and never once have I known a groom want to go out on the lash the night before, let alone get drunk on his wedding day.
She kept reaching out for her crown in case it fell off didn't seem to enjoy it much at all.Really? I thought she looked as frightened at the wedding as she did at the Coronation!
Same! My husband did but he didn't get paralytic because if he did it would have been a quick divorce!We must run in very different circles but it’s not that uncommon where I’m from for the groom to go out on the lash the night before the wedding.
Same here.. BIL was pushed down a hill in a shopping trolley with a ball and chain attached.. only to stopped by our local Rozzers’s at the bottom of the hill.. they thought it was funnyWe must run in very different circles but it’s not that uncommon where I’m from for the groom to go out on the lash the night before the wedding.
What an utterly disgusting and misogynistic turn of phrase. Says much more about them than anyone else.I thought thats why his mates nicknamed her "the mattress"?
Does she have osteoporosis? I think that might be? At times when she is standing she looks uncomfortable.Wasn't she hurting at the Coronation? Read something about a back or foot problem, or one was at the funeral, I don't remember. She has some health issues.
Sounds pretty standard to me. As long as a good time was had by allSame here.. BIL was pushed down a hill in a shopping trolley with a ball and chain attached.. only to stopped by our local Rozzers’s at the bottom of the hill.. they thought it was funny
Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother is a good example. Right from the beginning she portrayed herself in public as a sweet gentle woman who charmed her in-laws and the public. In private, she was very different. Hitler considered her the most dangerous woman in Britain and she was her diffident and unconfident husband's backbone of steel. Never mind not wearing a tiara to a state dinner in the Republic of France, this was a woman who wore her crown there instead.And this issue with looking pretty. I love looking nice and getting a blow dry and going shopping. But I also have interests and opinions. It’s not black and white. There’s a famous French saying “pour vivre heureux, vivons cachés” - to live happily, live hidden. She can’t hide away due to her role in the RF, but she can present herself as she wants and not portray every side of her personality.
we must do. All of the grooms I’ve known have been good friends and/or good friends of my partner.We must run in very different circles but it’s not that uncommon where I’m from for the groom to go out on the lash the night before the wedding.
We don’t really go in for solemn where I’m from and no gushing emotions. Weddings are a lighthearted and fun celebration … a giant house party but in a venue.we must do. All of the grooms I’ve known have been good friends and/or good friends of my partner.
not one ever got drunk the night before, or drunk the morning of to the extent someone claimed they reeked of booze.
a drink or two to ease the nerves, sure.
but reeking of booze and a night on the lash the night before? I couldn’t imagine anything more disrespectful.
a wedding day is one of the biggest life events a person can have. It’s supposed to be one of the happiest days of your life. It’s a solemn vow before friends and family. I can’t imagine how disrespectful it would feel, to have your fiancé rock up drunk and stinking of alcohol.
all the grooms I’ve known have been emotional and in love and very happy to be getting married though.
if I walked up to the Walter and my other half was hungover and smelled bad, I’d be so hurt. I’d honestly question if he wanted the marriage at all. I’d feel a little humiliated that he couldn’t hold it together.
Same for my lot!! Three day party!! Starting on Friday wedding day winding down on Sunday.. Great laughWe don’t really go in for solemn where I’m from and no gushing emotions. Weddings are a lighthearted and fun celebration … a giant house party but in a venue.
Bit different though for William when the whole world was watching! I watched the Wedding and he didn’t seem hungover. Harry exaggerated it because he’s so bitter and twisted.we must do. All of the grooms I’ve known have been good friends and/or good friends of my partner.
not one ever got drunk the night before, or drunk the morning of to the extent someone claimed they reeked of booze.
a drink or two to ease the nerves, sure.
but reeking of booze and a night on the lash the night before? I couldn’t imagine anything more disrespectful.
a wedding day is one of the biggest life events a person can have. It’s supposed to be one of the happiest days of your life. It’s a solemn vow before friends and family. I can’t imagine how disrespectful it would feel, to have your fiancé rock up drunk and stinking of alcohol.
all the grooms I’ve known have been emotional and in love and very happy to be getting married though.
if I walked up to the Walter and my other half was hungover and smelled bad, I’d be so hurt. I’d honestly question if he wanted the marriage at all. I’d feel a little humiliated that he couldn’t hold it together.
but who said that happened to William? Harry. The same Harry said that said his book was his truth and not objective fact.we must do. All of the grooms I’ve known have been good friends and/or good friends of my partner.
not one ever got drunk the night before, or drunk the morning of to the extent someone claimed they reeked of booze.
a drink or two to ease the nerves, sure.
but reeking of booze and a night on the lash the night before? I couldn’t imagine anything more disrespectful.
a wedding day is one of the biggest life events a person can have. It’s supposed to be one of the happiest days of your life. It’s a solemn vow before friends and family. I can’t imagine how disrespectful it would feel, to have your fiancé rock up drunk and stinking of alcohol.
all the grooms I’ve known have been emotional and in love and very happy to be getting married though.
if I walked up to the Walter and my other half was hungover and smelled bad, I’d be so hurt. I’d honestly question if he wanted the marriage at all. I’d feel a little humiliated that he couldn’t hold it together.