The lip reader also revealed what the Queen had to say...
Ever wondered what Kate Middleton and Prince William were talking about in their carriage after their wedding as they rode past crowds of people? Us too!
The newlyweds beamed from ear to ear on the incredibly special day, and Prince William could be seen to be speaking throughout the carriage journey, and it appears the uttering was very sweet. Footage of the adorable pair, who have recently faced the difficult decision of sending George to boarding school, has since been analysed and, according to the lip reader via CBS News, William said: “I hope I remember… It’s mad, it’s mad! Oh my goodness it’s really loud here – these people are clapping.”CBS News also analysed other wedding guests attending the big day, which was watched by an estimated 36.7 million people.
“I wanted them to take the smaller carriage,” the Queen reportedly turned to say to Prince Philip, before Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall jumped in with: “It all went very well.”
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