<p>What William told Kat before wedding<br /></p>.<p>»Before his wedding ceremony began, Prince William told his bride Kate, “You look absolutely beautiful”, according to professional lip readers, agencies report from London.<br />The groom mouthed the words while the hymn “Great Redeemer” was being sung, The Sun’s lip-reader John Cassidy reported. Another professional forensic lip reader, Tina Lannin, who also reads CCTV footage, said William cracked a joke to his father-in-law at the altar, saying: “We’re supposed to have just a small family affair”.<br /><br />Blair not invited to royal wedding<br />»Former British Premier Tony Blair was not invited to Friday’s royal wedding because Prince William had developed a “powerful dislike” for the politician, a noted historian has claimed.<br />“I think the plain truth is that for all sorts of reasons, (Prince) William developed a powerful dislike of Mr Blair,” David Starkey said.<br /><br />“Particularly the way in which he intervened at his mother’s funeral service. These are not political at all, they are personal choices,” said Starkey, an English constitutional historian, a radio and television presenter.</p>
<p>What William told Kat before wedding<br /></p>.<p>»Before his wedding ceremony began, Prince William told his bride Kate, “You look absolutely beautiful”, according to professional lip readers, agencies report from London.<br />The groom mouthed the words while the hymn “Great Redeemer” was being sung, The Sun’s lip-reader John Cassidy reported. Another professional forensic lip reader, Tina Lannin, who also reads CCTV footage, said William cracked a joke to his father-in-law at the altar, saying: “We’re supposed to have just a small family affair”.<br /><br />Blair not invited to royal wedding<br />»Former British Premier Tony Blair was not invited to Friday’s royal wedding because Prince William had developed a “powerful dislike” for the politician, a noted historian has claimed.<br />“I think the plain truth is that for all sorts of reasons, (Prince) William developed a powerful dislike of Mr Blair,” David Starkey said.<br /><br />“Particularly the way in which he intervened at his mother’s funeral service. These are not political at all, they are personal choices,” said Starkey, an English constitutional historian, a radio and television presenter.</p>
