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Q: Newly-weds Prince William and Kate Middleton have left London by helicopter this morning after their royal wedding. 
  
 A day after their marriage in Westminster Abbey, the newly-created Duke and Duchess of Cambridge set-off for a mystery destination - but Clarence House revealed they would not be going on their honeymoon immediately. 
  
 Instead they will spend a weekend privately in the UK before spending their wedding break overseas at a later date. 
  
 A statement from Clarence House said: "The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have chosen not to depart for a honeymoon immediately. 
  
 "Instead, after spending the weekend privately in the United Kingdom, The Duke will return to work as a Search and Rescue pilot next week. 
  
 "The locations of both their private weekend before The Duke returns to work and their future honeymoon, which will be overseas, will not be disclosed in advance. 
  
 "The Couple have asked that their privacy be respected during the coming weekend and during their honeymoon." 
  
 After the pomp of yesterday morning's royal wedding ceremony, the pair had enjoyed an afternoon reception at Buckingham Palace followed by a black-tie evening do hosted by Prince Charles. 
  
 The party started with dinner in the palace's lavish ballroom and ended with dancing into the small hours, with Prince Harry giving his best man's speech. 
  
 Guests were transported home from the party at 3am, leaving William and Kate to spend their first night together, the only guests staying at the palace. 
  
 The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge the morning after their wedding 
  
 They enjoyed a walk in the grounds of Buckingham Palace this morning, Kate wearing a knee-length blue dress, dark jacket and summery wedged shoes, while Prince William wore a navy blazer over a finely-striped white shirt, chinos and brown shoes. 
  
 William and Kate take a stroll on the lawn 
  
 A helicopter then carried the newly-weds away over London. 
  
 The helicopter leaves Buckingham Palace with Prince William and Kate Middleton on board 
  
 William and Kate began their journey by emerging hand in hand from the palace's garden entrance, located at the side of the imposing building. 
  
 In bright sunshine, they strolled along the gravel path and out into the open space where the maroon helicopter was waiting. 
  
 The couple stopped briefly to chat to two Royal Household footmen and appeared to be thanking them after their stay. 
  
 When they finished, William put his hand on the small of his wife's back and they went over to talk to the helicopter pilot before climbing on board. 
  
 Before they boarded the aircraft, palace staff had carried out some of their luggage, which included a bouquet of white blooms. 
  
 The couple are said still to be on a high after their wedding day, which was both an intimate family affair and a global event televised across the world. 
  
 Speculation has been mounting about where the couple could spend their time away together. Likely honeymoon destinations could include Africa - a continent for which William has a deep affection. He could take his wife to countries like Botswana, or Kenya, where he proposed. 
  
 There has been speculation that a secluded Caribbean island may be another option. ||||| The Royal Wedding: William and Kate Say 'I Will' 
  
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 Prince William and Kate Middleton exchanged vows in Westminster Abbey on Friday, making them the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. More than 1 million well-wishers looked on in the London streets and an estimated 2 billion tuned in to watch the fairy talk come true. 
  
  
  
 The couple said "I will" when directed by Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams. Middleton wore an ivory and white satin gown designed by Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen and her hair was mostly down. William wore a red tunic of an Irish Guards officer, according to the AP. PopEater was watching the spectacle just like you and live-blogged accordingly. Prince William and Kate Middleton exchanged vows in Westminster Abbey on Friday, making them the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. More than 1 million well-wishers looked on in the London streets and an estimated 2 billion tuned in to watch the fairy talk come true.The couple said "I will" when directed by Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams. Middleton wore an ivory and white satin gown designed by Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen and her hair was mostly down. William wore a red tunic of an Irish Guards officer, according to the AP.was watching the spectacle just like you and live-blogged accordingly. 
  
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 With that, we're signing off. Check back at PopEater for more highlights from the wedding of the century!THE KISS. It was a quickie, followed minutes later by a slightly longer peck.A whole lot of waiting until that kiss.The clearly happy couple hop off the carriage and make their way in for a luncheon event at Buckingham Palace.Procession through London continues with Will and Kate's subjects showering them with love and screams. We're taking a moment to appreciate the QueenMobile, though. Very fetch.And the crowd goes wild! Procession through jolly old London begins!They have exited the Abbey and Prince William daintily puts his white gloves on as they board the carriage.Set to a very 'Star Wars'-sounding score, William and Kate emerge from behind the scenes to walk elegantly down the aisle as husband and wife. She is beaming and he can barely hold back a grin.The bride and groom have been escorted out for a quick minute to themselves.More singing, but this time a big hit: 'God Save The Queen' which for Americans sounds identical to 'My Country, 'Tis of Thee.' How many of you were belting "LET FREEDOM RING' at the end?Guests get their 'Lord's Prayer' on following a gorgeous choral performance.Following some more singing, the Rev. Richard Chartres does some lecturing on the awesomeness of marriage. Highlight: He quotes Chaucer, a "pithy poet."James Middleton, the Duchesses handsome bro, delivers a reading.Meet the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge."I pronounce that they be man and wife together."William and Kate are exchanging vows.: Wills just told his bride she looked beautiful! Swoon.: It's all happening! Kate and her father walk down the aisle.: Kate Middleton and her father are greeted by Pippa as arrived at Westminster Abbey, receiving a roaring cheer from the crowd. Kate's glowing!: Kate's sister and maid of honor, Pippa, leads the young bridal party into the abbey.: The bride has left the building! Kate Middleton and her father, Michael, are en route from the Goring Hotel to Westminster Abbey. From what we could see, the bride is dressed in a lace-bodiced, long-sleeved dress and veil, with her hair worn down.: Queen Elizabeth II, dressed in a bright yellow ensemble complete with a yellow hat, and Prince Philip have arrived for their grandson's wedding, greeted by cheering crowds lining the street near the abbey. The couple were married in the same church in 1947.: Prince Charles and wife Camilla Bowles have arrived for Prince William's wedding. Camilla in an Anna Valentine champagne dress, Philip Treacy headpiece, and Jimmy Choo shoes.: Kate Middleton's mother, Carole, and brother, James, have arrived at Westminster Abbey.: Prince William and Harry have arrived at the abbey and will chat with wedding guests for about 10 minutes before heading back to a private room for a quiet moment before the ceremony. Prince William and his best man and brother Prince Harry, both dressed in their military uniforms, have left Clarence House to make the short drive to Westminster Abbey.: British Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha have entered the tree-lined abbey.David and Victoria Beckham and Elton John and David Furnish have arrived at the abbey, along with Guy Richie, who is said to be a friend of Prince William.The palace released a minute-by-minute official program Thursday for the procession and ceremony.In addition to the schedule, a new portrait of the Kate Middleton and Prince William was also released, which was taken by the famed photographer Mario Testino.And along with the black and white portrait was a personal message of thanks from the royal couple. UsMagazine.com reports that the message reads, "We are both so delighted that you are able to join us in celebrating what we hope will be one of the happiest days of our lives. The affection shown to us by so many people during our engagement has been incredibly moving, and has touched us both deeply. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone most sincerely for their kindness." |||||
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The duke is going back to work next week, so no honeymoon for now. Prince William and Kate Middleton—or the duke and duchess of Cambridge—flew off from London in a helicopter today for a private weekend somewhere in the UK, reports the Daily Mirror. But the couple won't take their overseas honeymoon just yet. (That destination remains a mystery, too.) Instead William will return to his job as an RAF rescue pilot in Wales for now. Click to see wedding highlights.