Photo Gallery Wacky Souvenirs Mark Britain's Royal Wedding
Union Jack flags hanging in London's Regent Street to mark the royal wedding. It will be a great national occasion, and the world will be watching. But many Britons are uninterested in the event and are getting tired of the hype.
A copy of an illustration from a book entitled "Knit Your Own Royal Wedding" is seen in this undated photograph received in London on March 28, 2011. The book, by Fiona Goble, gives instructions on how to knit figures that look like Britain's Prince William, Kate Middleton and other members of the royal family, as well as the Archbishop of Canterbury. The book contains a fold-out balcony on which to display the figures.
A British pizza restaurant chain has designed a pizza displaying the royal couple.
The spitting image of William and Kate as shown in "Knit your Own Royal Wedding."
Queen Elizabeth II is clearly looking forward to the occasion.
There are even instructions for knitting your own Archbishop of Canterbury (2nd row, 3rd from the left), who will be marrying the couple on April 19.
You can even get Kate and Wills teabags.
A Lego model depicting the royal capital. shame about the lack of facial expressions.
"Kiss me Kate" beer, specially brewed for the wedding by the Castle Rock Brewery in Nottingham.
Souvenir cufflinks are also available.
Foreign companies are getting in on the act: PEZ, the Austrian maker of confectionery and candy dispensers, has designed this commemorative set.
This "Princess Catherine" doll is fashioned to resemble Kate Middleton.
