A roundup of all the latest details, discussion and debate about the nuptials of Will and Kate.

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Prince William and Kate Middleton said they didn’t want wedding gifts; instead, the couple kindly requested guests make charity donations.

Now we know why: The presents? They ain’t all that spectacular.

While sweet and thoughtful, London mayor’s gift of a twin bicycle seems a bit comical. Boris Johnson said he thought his contribution would help the couple get around – chauffeur-free – when they get back to their home in Anglesey, Wales.

“It is only fitting that we thank the happy couple for shining such a glorious light on our capital with a bespoke gift,” Johnson said when he addressed the crowds gathered at Trafalgar Square on Friday. “'I look forward to seeing the newlyweds on tandem wheels as they start their new life.” (This isn’t Johnson’s first semi-awkward gift: In 2008, he was criticized for giving New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg a London Undergound T-shirt.)  

Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper decided to promote his country’s landscape in his gift of wilderness gear. The newlyweds are expected to visit Canada in late June, and Harper thought they could use a few tools to  better "experience Canada's natural splendor."

Meanwhile, British prime minister David Cameron acknowledged that William and Kate have “probably got everything,” so he bestowed them with a coffee table book featuring photos of the Welsh Island of Anglesey.

All these gifts likely weren't easy decisions, because really, what does one get the couple that does indeed has it all, including a custom wedding song from George Michael?

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Kate Middleton was radiant, classy and elegant. Now that the royal wedding is over, we're faced with a pressing question: How can we get her look? While you may not have the luxury of top fashion designers at your Buckingham beck and call, there are a few items you can snag:

So perhaps it wasn't Kate's stunning wedding dress, but her day-after attire was certainly lovely – and now, attainable. The new royal celebrated her new status with a $89 polyester frock from Zara as she left Buckingham Palace. [via]

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A fan of the simple and natural (she does her own makeup), Kate opted for a soft blush color on her manicured hands – Essie nail polish in “Allure” ($8) mixed with Bourjois Rose Lounge no. 28, (£5.99). “Nothing is more classic or elegant than a perfectly flawless pale pink manicure,” said Essie Weingarten, Founder and President of Essie Cosmetics, in a news release. 

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On the pricier side are the ivory duchesse satin with lace heels Kate wore down the aisle at Wesminster Abbey. The bride’s pair was hand-made by the team at Alexander McQueen, but you can order a nearly identical style from designer shopping site Net-a-porter. The price of walking in a princess’ shoes? A cool $995. [via]

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Oh wait, Alexander McQueen’s Sarah Burton isn't designing your wedding gown? How very plebian of you. If you want Kate's wedding dress without the hassle of assigning a designer the task, companies have already begun re-creating the magic of Middleton's dress: ABS and Faviana have already started the production process the minute Middleton revealed her gown.

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And if emulating the newly-dubbed Duchess of Cambridge is too intimidating, you can steal wedding guests' fashion instead. U.K. first lady Samantha Cameron pulled a Michelle Obama by showing up to the royal festivities in affordable “Samella” nude stilletos by Aldo. The chic high-heeled sandals were just recently reduced  from $90 to $59.98 – a far more affordable acessory than say,  a ridiculous cthulhu (anyone figure out how to pronounce that yet?) fascinator, as demonstrated by Princess Beatrice. [via]

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Prince Charles walks with Prince William, followed by the Catherine and Camilla as they leave Clarence House to travel to Buckingham Palace for the evening celebrations in central London, Britain.

How did Prince Charles honor his son Prince William at the royal wedding reception? Only with just a few jabs at the groom's receding hairline.

According to the Daily Mail, the elder prince toasted the newlyweds at Buckingham Palace – and managed to poke a little fun before 650 guests.

 “The Prince of Wales made a few jokes about his bald patch and his son’s bald patch, saying it must be hereditary,” said  guest Susie Lea, a friend of the Middleton family, in an  interview with the Daily Mail. “He was stood slightly up on a small stand so he was looking down on William to his left. William smiled, he was amused. Kate looked amused as well.”

But it reportedly wasn’t all just humor and royal family hair jokes. Another attendee described how Charles also spoke of his great appreciation for the newly-dubbed Duchess of Cambridge and wished the young couple a happy, healthy marriage.

“William spoke very well but it was Charles who really gave high praise to his daughter-in-law,” said guest Dr. Robert Acheson , a Middleton family and friend Kate’s former primary school headmaster. “He said they were really lucky to have a daughter like her... The speech really brought a tear to the eye.”

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That was fun. Now back to work.

Prince William may have spent Friday exchanging historic vows and driving a decked-out Aston Martin, but come next week, he’ll be reporting back to duty. (It’s all fun and palace games till one's back to being a search-and-rescue pilot.)

The bikinis and bubbly will have to wait as royal officials announced that the newlywed will postpone a honeymoon abroad with his new wife.

"The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have chosen not to depart for a honeymoon immediately," St James's Palace said in a statement, referring to the couple by their new titles bestowed by Queen Elizabeth.

"The locations of both their private weekend before The Duke returns to work and their future honeymoon, which will be overseas, will not be disclosed in advance," it said, adding that the couple will spend the weekend in Britain, although not at their Welsh home.

Looks like the royal couple are keeping with tradition: Prince Charles and Princess Diana spent the first part of their honeymoon at the royal family's home in Hampshire, England.

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Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, walk together in Buckingham Palace, following their wedding on Friday. (John Stillwell / Pool via Reuters)

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David and Victoria Beckham arrive at the royal wedding on April 29.

The royal wedding may be over, but a number of questions remain unanswered: Where will William and Kate honeymoon? Did Lady Gaga design Princess Beatrice’s hat? Has Grace Van Cutsem already used up her allotted 15 minutes of fame?

While most of the sleepy-eyed world ponders these questions, soccer fans – who for the most part, can only be roused from bed before sun up for early kick-offs – are also getting in on the fun: Did David Beckham knowingly wear his Office of the British Empire medal on the wrong lapel?

Take a peek at the photo above. The England star is wearing his medal on the right lapel. The award, which according to the monarchy’s official website, “recognizes distinguished service to the arts and sciences, public services outside the Civil Service and work with charitable and welfare organizations of all kinds,” is intended to be worn on the left side, according to various reports.

Some have speculated that the former Manchester United star wore the medal incorrectly as a tribute to his father, while others point to Becks’ history of pushing style boundaries.

Others – including yours truly – thinks that after this showing, the man has taken one too many soccer balls to the head.

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Please, I'm trying to think here!

It's destined to become an iconic image: Newlyweds William and Kate share a sweet kiss on a Buckingham Palace balcony, as the adoring crowds gathered below roared their approval.

Well, almost everyone approved. If you're 3, apparently, it was all just a bit too LOUD.

 Who is this little scene-stealer?

She's bridesmaid Grace Van Cutsem, the goddaughter of Prince William, the daughter of Lady Rose Astor and Hugh Van Cutsem -- close family friends who have known the prince since childhood. Grace's uncle, Edward Van Cutsem, was a pageboy at Prince Charles and Lady Diana's wedding. And we have a suspicion there's a royal nap in her near future.