The last paragraph said most adults under 40 in the UK are being offered an alternative to AZ due to the blood clot risk.Kate getting vaccinated:
I assume she got AZ, but it doesn't say so explicitly.
Duchess of Cambridge gets first Covid vaccine dose
Catherine says she is "hugely grateful" to everyone who is playing a part in the vaccine rollout.www.bbc.com
I think under-40s only just became eligible in the UK in the last 2 weeks. William got his last week. So, they waited until it was their turn, just like every other healthy person in their age bracket in their country.
I think not mentioning the brand of the shots they got was calculated and terribly smart. This way they are not "endorsing" one brand over the other.Kate getting vaccinated:
I assume she got AZ, but it doesn't say so explicitly.Duchess of Cambridge gets first Covid vaccine dose
Catherine says she is "hugely grateful" to everyone who is playing a part in the vaccine rollout.
My friend who just turned 40 a few days got Pfizer a few days after her birthday.
I'm so used to seeing Diana's brother referred to as Earl Spencer, it's weird to think of him as Charles (which is indeed his name).
royalcentral.co.uk
I have the book about the making of Diana's dress. I'll see if it says anything about why they went with ivory over white. I remember the book mentioning that they ordered fabric in white and ivory so even the company that wove the fabric wouldn't know what colour the dress was.
You think? Aside from the slightly lose-looking top, I thought her gown was pretty and looked really great on her. And I've got a thing for the way the skirt was cut. I'm not sure I'd ever wear it as I imagine that it's rather difficult to walk in but somehow, I really like it.
The dress was beautiful but it was interesting she chose such a bright white that doesn't seem very flattering on her. Look at Kate and Diana and you will see what I'm saying.
Not really but we all have different tastes
The party dress was fantastic. The wedding dress was blah.
Why qualify your opinion with a comparison to others? It's not a contest. And besides, skin color has a lot to do with what colors look best on you. I thought bright white was better for Meghan.
Of this list I like #10, Carolina’s dress best and the #1 dress the least as I find it very stiff.
Victoria's is so Scandinavian
and she managed to pull off the cameo tiara, which is a challenge to be sure! It's not worn frequently by any means.
I don't think it was necessarily the most commercially available style in the places and times that these weddings took place, however (or for women of Camilla's age). And a royal wedding just calls for something beyond than what's commonly worn, anyway.
Camilla’s was my second favourite - she looked lovely.Victoria's is so Scandinavian
My other favorite from that list is what Camilla wore for the church blessing. It was beautiful, though of course not a traditional wedding look.
Personal preference, of course, and I hope I am finished with weddings, but I spent a number of years going on special shopping excursions with my daughters and DILs and attended many weddings of friend's children. I felt it was the rare figure that looked best in the totally strapless dress. At least, where I live, the options were limited and with one of my daughters we had a shoulder and short sleeve added at considerable expense and major problems matching the fabric. Often the style and look worn by the rich and famous are imitated for the general public, and I had hoped Kate's would be as she married around the time several of my children did, but I did not see one.
I love the strapless dress. That dress should get a pass anywhere.....including a convent! However the thing with the bows down the front.............ugh.
