Last minute preparations are underway for the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton with the ceremony now one night.
A final repetition of private marriage was held for the couple in Westminster Abbey on Wednesday evening, with Prince Harry and the Middleton family.
They were welcomed by senior members of the clergy to run through what happens during the ceremony of tomorrow.
Later, the second line of the throne will enjoy his last night as a free man in the company of the Prince of Wales, Duchess of Cornwall and best man Harry at Clarence House, the official London home.
The event is likely to be a case quiet while car less than a minute, Kate Middleton will be with his family at the exclusive hotel of Goring to Belgravia.
Earlier Wednesday, the Prince was photographed playing football five-a-side in Battersea Park, South of London while the Middleton family arrived at the Goring.
The couple held before rehearsals, but not within the Abbey, and on Wednesday night they will have practiced all to ensure that the service works very well despite the possible nerves the day. Miss Middleton, 29, travelled the arm in the arms of nave with his father, Michael and crossed his vows with her fiancé of 28 years.
Any problem where the individuals should be maintained and the wording of the ceremony will be have been resolved by the calm of the clerks group. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams, who is marrying the couple, the Bishop of London, the Rt Rev Richard Chartres, which will provide the address, and the Dean of Westminster, the very Rev Dr John Hall, who runs the service, were all part of the repetition.
Hundreds of tourists flock to the Abbey to catch a glimpse of the royal couple. But the celebration of marriage swept into the precincts of the Abbey in a convoy of three carriers of persons in silver colour, with masked-out windows, escorted by police motorcycle and more in unmarked range Rovers and was out of sight for most. However, William and his fiancée, with Harry, were spotted leaving vehicles by some TV crews.
Irreducible Royalists have launched about 30 tents in a bid to claim the best place on the big day.
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