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Posted at 6:00 PM ET, 01/ 5/2011

This just in...: How to plan your royal wedding watching

By The Reliable Source

Prince William and Kate Middleton, 2011. (AP/Matt Dunham)

Finally! Everything you need to know to plan your April 29 for maximum enjoyment of the royal wedding, according to details released Wednesday by Prince Charles's office:

  • The Westminster Abbey ceremony, to be performed by Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, is set for 11 a.m. London time - or 6 a.m. East Coast time (you'll want to set the alarm much earlier to catch all the pre-game).

  • Kate Middleton will arrive at the Abbey by car, but travel from there to Buckingham Palace with Prince William by carriage. (Full parade route is now available, if you need to know.)

  • Queen Elizabeth will host a reception after the ceremony, and Prince Charles will host a gala later that night.

    Still no word on gown, guests, or honeymooon. Sorry.

    • By The Reliable Source  | January 5, 2011; 6:00 PM ET
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