Royal wedding count down.

Only in England would you see many camped out already to see the Royal wedding. Many have camped out for the Harrods sales but to see our future King and Queen get married what a show. I remember well the day Princess Diane and Prince Charles got married, watching her go down the aisle and then her life was never the same again. I guess many of us can say that.

Many Brits will celebrate this wedding in Pubs decorated with bunting and ribbons, street parties and such.

Here below is some useful information:

BBC America will be showing the Royal without yes no breaks so if you are lucky enough to get that channel I suggest you tune.

Children in the Uk will have no school yeah lets make it world wide.

1,900 guests at Westminster Abbey: 1,000 will be friends and family; 50 will be members of the Royal family but not Sarah Ferguson; 40 foreign royals; 200 members of Parliament, Government, and diplomatic corps; 80 charity workers and beneficiaries; 30 senior defense officials; 60 Governors-General and Common-wealth prime minister.

Ellen Degeneres: With friends and hangers-on vying for an invite to what's to be sure the wedding of the year, the beloved talk show queen has a legitimate claim for an invitation: She's related to Kate Middleton! Sure, they are distant cousins – 15th! – but family is family, so says The New England Historic Genealogical Society, who traced their ties.

Snoop Dog is expected to perform at the stag party that Prince Harry will likely host.

Kate will spend her last four nights of freedom at the five-star Goring Hotel.

CNN sent 400 news reporters while Japan sent only 50 to the royal wedding.

Well, my advice is to get the kettle on and enjoy the show.

Wishing you lots of Tasty English Delights.

And as we Brits say,"There is always room for one more."