Kate Middleton, Prince Williams wedding location shares a video for the anniversary

Kate Middleton and Prince William celebrate 14 years of marriage and their wedding location is shared at the celebrations!

Fourteen years after the royal wedding of the future prince and princess of Wales took place on April 29, 2011, the Westminster Abbey was the anniversary by shared a Big Day relapse video. The clip showed that the bride and groom left the church hand in hand, followed by its young bridal party. Her siblings, Prince Harry and Pippa Middleton, also stayed close behind, and Pippa was responsible for the dressage of her older sister.

When the bells rang the rang, a horse -drawn carriage is stopped so that the bridal peeds could drive through the streets of London and greet the Brancher.

The couple married 1,900 guests, while thousands of others the streets of the city and millions set the wedding on television.

After the ceremony, William and Kate appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony and shared two kisses, both met with enormous cheers from well -wishers who gathered below.

The wedding followed two receptions, the first of Queen Elizabeth in Buckingham Palace. Their second was thrown into an intimate assembly of 300 by King Charles and went until 3 a.m.

“William and Kate were in the middle and gave everything,” said a guest to People. “They really went. They were in full party spirit and stayed until the last minute.”

The 42 -year -old Prince William and the 43 -year -old Princess Kate often marked their anniversary with a photo on social media and sometimes decided on a relapse picture of her big day and at other times, which share a recent snapshot. Last year they published an invisible picture of their wedding day, a black and white portrait of photographer Millie Pilkington, which shows the bride and groom.

The couple spent their 14th wedding anniversary in Scotland, the nation, where they met for the first time as students at the University of St. Andrews.

The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, as they are called in Scotland, will visit TOBERMORY on the Isle of Mull, the fourth largest island in Scotland. You will be in a community hub and a manual market.

Later in the day William and Kate will visit a local croft to learn more about sustainable agriculture and hospitality on the island.

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Your trip to Scotland will continue on April 30 when you drive to an old forests to meet Mull and Iona Ranger's service, which plays an important role in preservation, in biological diversity and in education on the islands. They joined a local school group when they take part in a learning outdoors.

The Scotland of Prince William and Princess Kat has been marking her first joint commitment for several weeks. The couple reduced their royal work during their children's school break before Easter and spent time together as a family.

Although they previously joined the Easter Church of the Royal Family in Windsor Castle, they spent their vacation in Norfolk this year with the parents of Princess Kat, Carole and Michael Middleton.