British royal wedding will be broadcast on YouTube

Officials at Buckingham Palace will offer a live broadcast of the royal wedding on April 29 between Prince William and Kate Middleton, monarchy through the Channel on YouTube. Live coverage will include the four-hour ceremony in Westminster Abbey, the procession to the palace and the fulfillment of the couple at the counter enclosure, where it is hoped that give the first kiss after the wedding.
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The press office of William also offer a live blog with commentary and historical information and additional videos. "The couple wants to find a balance between a day that is sacred and intimate and one day it will be cause for global celebration," said today a spokesman for St James's Palace, requesting anonymity. "For this, they want the wedding to be as accessible to as many people as possible and that is why we are communicating in this way (virtual)."
The officials noted that the couple is heavily involved in planning the marriage. "William and Catherine enjoyed fully in the process of creating this special day. They are responsible for everything from the smallest details, such as canapés reception, to major decisions such as carriages," said one official.
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The officials said they will be the first time that YouTube will present a live blog along with the simultaneous transmission of an event. The palace also plans to release additional photos of the royal wedding on Flickr, and strengthen the coverage on the official marriage.
An official program will be sold to the crowds that gather to watch the real caravan, two pounds ($ 3.20). The memory will the new coat of arms of Middleton, where the acorns (a kind of oak) symbolize the strength and continuity. The shield released on Tuesday was approved by Thomas Woodcock, who advises the Queen Elizabeth II in the delivery of coats of arms and other ceremonial matters. The coat of arms has a bar-shaped symbol, representing the mountains and hills, in allusion to the outdoor activities that the family enjoys. The information is from the Associated Press.