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November 13, 2010 (Pen Men at Work): 28-year-old Prince William happens to be associated with the British monarchy and is the second-in-line to the British throne behind his controversial father, Prince Charles, who has been the subject of much ridicule as well as acclaim from the British media. Kate Middleton happens to be the girlfriend of Prince William. During the last eight years, the two have been in a romantic relationship but have also experienced two ruptures in their bond.

However, in keeping with the current edition of Us Weekly, Prince William and Kate are likely to walk down the aisle at some point in 2011. Three years ago, William and Kate had voyaged to the scenic Seychelles for vacationing, during which William supposedly guaranteed Kate that he would tie the knot with her in a clandestine agreement.

Katie Nicholl happens to be a writer and observer of royal affairs, whose book, ‘William and Harry: Behind the Palace Walls’, had been put up for sale recently. She has mentioned to the Us Weekly that Kate desired concrete guarantees from William.

An unidentified source has declared to US that William assured Kate that he would be loyal to her. However, he was not prepared to get hitched. She, however, consented to wait for him. Now, of course, he is passionately in love with her and yearns to be with her forever.

This prospective marriage has already been labeled as the matrimony of the century by some British media pundits. Royal analysts have remarked that Kate, a commoner, will have to adjust and modify her behavior to comply with the norms of royalty. It has been reported that the lovers have scheduled July 23 as the connubial date. The date of their engagement is likely to be divulged prior to Christmas. The couple reportedly has annulled the plan of a fulsome ceremony at Westminster Abbey or St Paul’s Cathedral, which, it must be remembered, was the scene of Prince Charles’ marriage with Diana. In its place, it has been whispered that the lovers favor St George’s Chapel at Windsor, where Charles got wedded to Camilla, and both were sanctified.

Bookies in Britain have gone to the extent of forecasting that the marital ceremony will occur in July 2011. Bookmakers have now diminished the odds as there is doubt that some punters could be the possessors of inside data about the marriage. William Hill, a prominent bookmaker, has uttered that a wedding in July 2011 is now looking likely at 4/6. Ladbrokes are refusing to receive any bets on a possible matrimony in 2011.