APTN coverage of arrivals for Guildhall royal wedding ceremony

Описание: (9 Apr 2005) ++NOTE: This package is all unrestricted APTN coverage. Please also see UK Wedding for additional POOL coverage.++

SHOTLIST
1. Various of car arriving at Guildhall
2. Crowd watching, sign "God save the Queen"
3. Camilla Parker Bowles and Prince Charles gets out of car and walk into Guildhall registry office
4. Prince William and Prince Harry getting off bus
5. Tom and Laura Parker Bowles, Camilla Parker Bowles' children
6. Wideshot of Guildhall
7. Royal flag
8. Pan of street, crowds lined up
9. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Charles leaving registry office after civil ceremony
10. Media
11. Couple leaving in car; Duchess of Cornwall waving
12. Prince William and Harry leaving, followed by Prince Edward and Duchess of Essex
13. Crowds
14. Major Bruce Shand, Camilla Parker Bowles' father (walking stick)
15. Various of crowds

STORYLINE:

Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles married on Saturday at the 17th century Guildhall in the royal town of Windsor, capping a decades-long romance that survived scrutiny, scandal and the prince's first marriage to Princess Diana.

Emerging arm-and-arm from the ceremony, the couple waved to the cheering crowd but there was no public kiss or embrace.

The bride wore an oyster-coloured silk coat with a herringbone stitch, a matching chiffon dress and a straw, lace and feathered hat.

Instead of the military uniform he wore at his first wedding, Charles was in formal morning wear, and the simplicity of the wedding at the brick-and-marble town hall stood in contrast to the pomp and grandeur of the first royal nuptials in St. Paul's Cathedral in London.

Excited cheers greeted Charles' sons Prince William and Prince Harry when the formally attired young men arrived at the Guildhall. William smiled at the crowd, and Harry waved shyly.

Lining the streets of this handsome old town - buffed to a royal luster for the wedding - the crowds waited in chilly sunshine for the nuptials, postponed a day for the pope's funeral.

The couple went later to St. George's Chapel where the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams led a blessing ceremony to be followed by a reception given by the queen.

Camilla takes on Diana's previous status as Princess of Wales but she plans to defer to public sentiment by avoiding using the title and will instead be known as the Duchess of Cornwall.

The wedding represents a break in tradition for the 50-something divorcees who were married in a civil ceremony the queen did not attend.

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