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Royal Wedding: E!

E! promises 7 hours of dedicated programming to William and Kate's big day.

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Here’s another way to watch the wedding of the year, this time on E!, which dedicates 7 hours of programming to the big day.

E! Entertainment is taking its worldwide audience to London for a front row seat at the wedding of the century. Beginning April 25th, E! will broadcast from 2Buckingham Palace in London to capture every detail during the week leading up to the highly anticipated Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. E! continues its wall-to-wall coverage on Thursday, April 28th with a broadcast of the NBC special “Inside the Royal Wedding” airing at 10:00pm ET/PT. Then, as the world’s royalty and heads-of-state descend on London on April 29 to witness history in the making, E! will dedicate its entire day of programming to LIVE wedding coverage starting at 6:00pm AEST. With over 7 hours of in-depth coverage before, during and after the Royal Wedding, fans will not miss a second of the action from this global event.

E!’s complete wedding coverage continues the following day at 10:00pm AEST with “Will and Kate: Road to the Alter” hosted by Ryan Seacrest which recaps the entire day’s events from the arrivals to the famous guests to the scoop on what’s next for the Royal couple. Directly following will be a special one hour episode of “Fashion Police: Royal Wedding” at 11:00pm AEST when hosts Joan Rivers, Kelly Osbourne, Giuliana Rancic and George Kotsiopoulos dish on Kate’s wedding gown choice and the international style frenzy this wedding created.

E!’s Giuliana Rancic will be reporting from London, along with UK television personality, Dermot O’Leary as they bring fans the latest news, up-to-the-minute details and exclusive wedding scoop during E!’s comprehensive “Live From the Royal Wedding” coverage. Joining them will be Royal expert Angela Rippon, Fashion Analysts Louise Roe and Robbie Laughlin and E!’s Catt Sadler, reporting live from Westminster Abbey. E!’s Jason Kennedy will report from our social media hub on what people are saying on Facebook and Twitter and see how Royal watchers from around the world are celebrating the big day.

E! Online and E! Mobile also bring incomparable coverage of the Royal Wedding with a live stream of the event on E! Online, breaking wedding news, a Best Princess Ever online tournament, comprehensive photo galleries, wedding-related videos and other special interactive features leading up to, during and after the event. Viewers can also log on to Facebook and sign up to get the live stream posted on their wall. It’s a can’t-miss Web experience!

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  2. Watching the royal wedding coverage. a beautiful day
    and couple. Love the two kisses.
    not so fond of guilianna ransic, came across
    As a bit fake, especially her comments on the 
    honeymoon and location.
    quite likely it will be Lizard island in australia.
    She does not come across as an informed presenter.
    Well done on the wedding coverage otherwise.

  3. Angela Rippon for an expert you are lacking….. yes when your male counterpart asked if that was William as a boy in the balcony shot on Buckingham Palace it was!!!!! Just google the image for another look. And did Prince William come to Australia Yes after visiting New Zealand to check on our flood damage and he did comment here in Australia I just may have to come back here for my honeymoon! Try not to look silly without knowing your facts!

  4. @Armchair Analyst – its getting worse too. Now apparently Sky News will have a 24-hour dedicated HD(!!) channel (201) for a few days specifically for this…

    Mind. Boggles.

  5. @ DansDans. That was a good one. I too dislike this. Every Network is trying to cash on this, how pathetic. I wish William and Kate the best of Luck with their wedding day and the rest of their life together. In a way they will need it with the loony royal family who will be like a sore coldsore which just wont go away. I dont like it when we have 2 extremes either no one covers and its only on Pay tv or its like this wall to wall coverage.

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