- Only 53 arrests so far amid vast crowds
London was a blanket of red, white and blue as a million well-wishers came together to catch a glimpse of Prince William and Kate Middleton's fairy-tale wedding.
Waving Union Jacks, the crowds roared with excitement as the newlyweds said their vows at Westminster Abbey before travelling in an open-top carriage to Buckingham Palace.
Thousands then waited at the palace gates to see the couple's first public kiss - and were treated to two. Thousands more were watching on giant screens across London in Hyde Park, Trafalgar Square and at many more gardens, squares and street parties. (1 million throng London for royal wedding)
Incredibly, there were only 53 arrests and police were tonight celebrating a success.
(Billy's Thoughts>>> I for one am glad that we don't have a royal family here in the states. If we did our taxes would even be higher than they are now. I also think the news media and too many went crazy over this wedding. What would have happened if the money spent on this wedding had been give to places like churches and soup kitchens. )
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