Former Kiwi shearer Gary Lewis will attend the royal wedding with his wife Lady Davina Lewis, Buckingham Palace has confirmed.

Its intricacy, expense and craftsmanship once made it a must-have for England’s elite. Denise L’Estrange-Corbet traces the history of Honiton lace, a famous feature of royal births and weddings.

What if your daughter squanders her considerable intelligence on meaningless jobs and other fripperies, waiting for her prince to come?

New Zealand's wedding gift to Prince William and Catherine Middleton will be a $10,000 donation to the Christchurch Earthquake appeal.

Middleton is leading the competition in a global online search for the best-looking British royal.

The European mainland's royalty are soon to descend on London for the party of the year. But who are they?

Australian family and friends of Denmark's Crown Princess Mary have become godparents to her twin babies.

Photos of Prince William's life in the spotlight so far - from playing with a buzzy bee on the lawn of Auckland's Government House as a toddler in 1983, to preparing for his wedding to Kate Middleton.

Two Kiwis are among a small group of musicians who will play their trumpets as Prince William and Kate...

Prince William could leapfrog his father to the throne, suggests TV3 anchor Hilary Barry.

Details of the reception for next month's royal wedding have been revealed by staff at Buckingham Palace as the finishing touches on plans are put in place.

The media attention surrounding Prince William's trip to Christchurch and Greymouth was almost as big as the circus over pint-sized pop star Justin Bieber's New Zealand tour.

New Zealand is a 25 to one shot of being the venue for Prince William's honeymoon.

Don't give the queen a friendly hug and don't tweet from the church.

Prince Charles offered architectural advice to Christchurch but didn't visit, whereas Prince William shelved ongoing wedding plans last week to support our quake victims. So, who should be New Zealand's next King?

I found it so tacky that some English kid was now the centre of attention of the Christchurch earthquake, rather than the dead.

At times, Prince William's visit felt more like an appearance by a celebrity than a future head of state.