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Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Royals sell wedding exclusive for $1M - CNN.com

WINDSOR, England (AP) -- The eldest grandson of Queen Elizabeth II has married his Canadian fiancee in a private ceremony at Windsor Castle.

Peter Phillips and Autumn Kelly leave St. George's Chapel in Windsor after their wedding.

Peter Phillips and Autumn Kelly wed Saturday at the castle's 15th-century St. George's Chapel in front of 300 guests including the queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, and Phillips' mother, Princess Anne. Prince Harry, the third in line to the throne, and his girlfriend Chelsy Davy were also there.
Phillips is among the most low-profile members of the royal family, and neither he nor his sister Zara undertake official royal duties.
However Phillips and Kelly raised eyebrows in some quarters by agreeing to sell the story of their nuptials to the celebrity magazine Hello! for a sum reported at up to $1 million.
The bride wore a traditional white dress by Sassi Holford and a tiara lent to her by her mother-in-law.
She was led into the chapel by her father Brian. Her bridesmaids, wearing light green dresses, included Peter's sister Zara Phillips. After the ceremony, the couple left in a horse-drawn carriage for their reception.
Phillips -- the 11th in line to the throne -- met Kelly in 2003, when both were working at the Montreal Grand Prix.
Phillips did not immediately reveal he was a royal -- Kelly later said she made the discovery when she spotted her husband-to-be in a program about Prince William.
The couple, both 30, live in London. Phillips works for the Royal Bank of Scotland while Kelly, a graduate of Canada's McGill University, is a personal assistant to broadcaster Sir Michael Parkinson.
They announced their engagement last year.
Kelly renounced her Roman Catholic faith and joined the Church of England to marry Phillips. Under centuries-old British law, a royal who marries a Catholic cannot take the throne.