Prince William and Kate Middleton Photos Released

There is nothing more beautiful and cute then an awesome photographs of newly engaged HRH Prince William and Kate Middleton.

This weekend on saturday Prince William and Kate Middleton released their first two official engagement portrait taken by photographer Mario Testino in the Council Chamber in the State Apartment at St James’s Palace in London on November 25, 2010. Couple Got engaged in October.

In the couple’s official portraits Kate — who will now be known as Catherine — puts her 18-carat sparkler on display. The platinum ring, which features an oval blue sapphire surrounded by 14 smaller white diamonds, is the same engagement ring that belonged to William’s late mother, Princess Diana.

About his feeling Mario Testino said: “I am very happy to have been asked to cover this historic moment that the whole world was waiting for. They are in their prime and brimming with happiness.”

Mario Testino is the same photographer who took iconic pictures of Princess Diana shortly before her 1997 death. “I have never felt so much joy as when I see them together.” Mario added.

Its been told that the pair’s April 29, 2011 wedding should be the biggest royal event since Prince Charles married Diana in 1981.

Royal Wedding Sick Bags are a Big Hit

If you’re finding the British royal wedding too much to stomach and are fed up of Prince William and Kate Middleton being rammed down your throat, then a souvenir sick bag could be just to your taste. A 24-year-old UK-based graphic artist, Lydia Leith has produced the special item with a picture of the happy couple, topped off with a crown and the words “Throne up”, to help those who risk being nauseated by all the pomp and ceremony surrounding William’s marriage to Kate at Westminster Abbey on April 29. Leith, who hopes her brainchild will be taken in the light-hearted manner she intended, had the idea of producing a Valentine’s Day sick bag but then turned her attention to the wedding.

“I keep getting so many nice emails from people saying thank you for coming up with this idea, it’s just what we need,” she told the media.

They are the latest whacky item among the wave of royal wedding souvenirs, which also include novelty condoms whose box urges lovers to “lie back and think of England”.