10. Kate’s weird wedding present.

When you think about how many guests attended Kate and William’s 2011 wedding, it makes you a little bit sick to think about all the presents they must have received…

Boris with a Boris bike…

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The ceremony took place on April 29, 2011, at Westminister Abbey with around 1,900 guests: including foreign royalty, prime ministers, religious figures and celebrities from around the world.

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In the months running up to the wedding, the soon-to-be-married couple set up a gift fund held by The Foundation of Prince William and Prince Harry – it allowed the public to donate money to charities they were involved with: the armed forces, children, the elderly, art, sport and conservation.

The happy couple at their wedding…

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However, Boris Johnson being the man he is decided that donating money wasn’t good enough for the newlyweds, so decided to gift them a tandem bike as well – on behalf of the people of London of course.

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Earlier in the day, the mayor, who attended the service at Westminster Abbey, said: “I am delighted to have this amazing opportunity, on behalf of London, to wish Prince William and Kate Middleton a long, prosperous and joyous life together.

“It’s a fantastic day for the city and obviously it shows the city off at its best.

Kate and Will at their engagement…

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He said: “I look forward to seeing the newly-weds on tandem wheels as they start their new life in Anglesey.”

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