Does anyone know anywhere local that would be good to watch the royal wedding tomorrow ? Pub / Park / other ?
They are showing it in the Chandos, if you have absolutely nothing better todo 
Just received an email from The Rosendale in Dulwich - they’re having a garden party. Not my thing, but looks like it could be fun:
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Thanks all. It’s not massively my thing but I figure if I must endure it I might as well do it in a favourable environment (ie pub)
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The Dulwich Woodhouse is showing it in their garden.
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If you did want a park, Greenwich Park by the maritime museum are showing it. Announced that on local BBC news tonight.
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Still haven’t seen any of it, what was the dress like?
Amused to see all these grim-faced Roundheads anxiously making it clear that it’s ‘not their thing’!
I watched at home. I thought it was wonderful - made me proud to be English. The bride looked amazing (the dress was white if I remember correctly, Pauline) and I’m sure most men watching will have fallen at least a little bit in love with her. The only disappointing feature was the music - a bit run-of-the-mill, I thought, with the notable exception of the thrilling Handel which the bride came in to.
Health and happiness to TRH the Duke and Duchess of Sussex! God save the Queen!
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Scots roundhead here with republican and independent tendencies.
Had no real intentions to plan to watch it - but found elements captivating.
Made me proud to be British.
I thought the music was eclectic and in that definition it almost certainly had something for everyone. Some of the performances were spell-binding.
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A great ceremony, made a little cringy (but entertaining) by the American preacher and his over-running, protocol-smashing sermon. The reactions in the crowd were priceless
Official photos just released:
I was one of the lighting crew that lit the chapel.
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