At the end of their wedding service at Westminster Abbey, Prince William and Kate Middleton will travel back to Buckingham Palace through streets lined with spectators. Here’s the plan:

The State Landau will carry William & Kate to Westminster Abbey
For good weather, the 1902 State Landau used by Prince Charles & Diana during their wedding. In the event of severely wet weather, The Glass Coach Diana used on her way to St. Paul’s.
There will be five horse-drawn carriages in the Carriage Procession from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace.
Carriage #1 (State landau or glass coach) William & Kate.
Carriages #2 & #3 (Ascot Landaus) carrying the Best Man, Maid of Honour and Bridesmaids.
Carriage #4 (Semi-State Landau) carrying The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh.
Carriage #5 (Semi-State Landau) carrying Prince Charles, Camilla, with Mike and Carole Middleton
Kate Middleton will arrive at the Abbey with the Rolls-Royce Phantom VI that Prince Charles and Camilla were in when they were attacked by student protesters. It’s currently under repair.
For More Information: Official Royal Wedding Website
Related Articles/Videos: CNN | Daily Mail | BBC
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I wonder if Kate Middleton has allergic of horses ? I hope not
@Joi: Another recent report “confirmed” from a source that Kate is NOT allergic to horses. I suspect that if there are any allergies, they are probably mild.
These carriages are breathtaking and hopefully it doesn’t rain. I woke early to enjoy the celebration on tv and wish them all the best in life.