{royal wedding} just kidding, evening looks too...

Kate is wearing another Sarah Burton-designed gown, with a darling cropped mohair sweater, and William looks all kinds of perfect in a double-breasted tux. 

*Regarding the sweater; sure it's a wee bit casual for a royal wedding, but if you had been bound and buttoned into a corseted dress with an 8.5 foot train for most of the day, wouldn't you want to just play it down for a minute upon arrival to your evening dinner dance? She will surely remove it, ya'll. Calm down.

Finally, this was perhaps my favorite moment from this morning, I caught it live just in time before I hopped on the Boston-bound bus I am blogging to you from now:

Future hubs take note, this is the most perfect exit in the most perfect car.

{royal wedding} i'll just leave it at this...

 The Sarah Burton designed Alexander McQueen dress.

 The kiss.

Gina and I woke up at 6 a.m. to watch the ceremony, and it really was like a fairytale. Kate looked beautiful and traditional, her dress was very reminiscent of the one Grace Kelly wore when she wed Prince Rainier in 1956. William looked wildly handsome in his military uniform, and seeing Harry whisper to him briefly as Kate approached the alter made us tear up. After the ceremony and the carriage ride to Buckingham Palace, we dozed until around 8:25, just in time to catch the first kiss(es).

InStyle.com has a great gallery of photos.
As does The New York Times.

Did you guys wake up (or stay up late) to watch the live fanfare?

(images via New York Times and New York Daily News)