Kate Middleton & Prince William's Fairy-Tale Wedding: 31 Images We'll Never Forget

Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice arrive at the wedding sporting absolutely fabulous royal hats. They appear to be cosplaying as a peacock and a pair of ballet slippers, respectively.

England's other royal couple arrives for the ceremony. It looks like Victoria is gently reminding a very giddy David Beckham, "Darling, this isn't our wedding."

This looks like the cast photo for a Shakespearean play about fairy princesses and tiny matadors.

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The daughters of Earl Spencer (that's Princess Diana's brother, Charles) Lady Amelia, Lady Eliza, and Lady Kitty await the bride and groom inside Westminster Abbey.

Kate's mother Carole Middleton is radiant in her pale blue Catherine Walker coat and shift dress ensemble.

William's father Prince Charles arrives with wife Camilla Parker Bowles. Camilla looks lovely in her Anna Valentine-designed outfit, but the real scene-stealer is that hat. It resembles a lacy spare tire.

Prince William and his best man, Prince Harry, arrive in style. If you're starting to think this slideshow is a thinly veiled excuse to post photos of handsome men, you're right.

Here, Receiver General Stephen Lamport (right) greets best man Prince Harry and the groom Prince William, as they arrive inside Westminster Abbey before the wedding. Is it us, or does Harry look more nervous than Will?

The bridesmaids and page boys wait inside the Westminster Abbey before the wedding.

Kate's sister and maid of honor, Pippa, looks stunning in her figure-flattering bridesmaid dress. Designed by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, the silk-crepe, cowl-neck gown features lace trim and button details.

Queen Elizabeth arrives rocking a vibrant yellow Angela Kelly ensemble like few other women can.

Kate dazzles in her lace overlay wedding dress designed by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, causing little girls around the world to dream about their own wedding days.

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Let's take a closer look at the bride. Perfection.

The wedding ceremony commences at Westminster Abbey. An estimated 300 million viewers around the world watch the TV broadcast of the event.

Love this amazing shot of the bride Kate Middleton arriving at the altar in Westminster Abbey with her dad. Look at the flurry of tiny bridesmaids!

Most fathers can't imagine giving away their daughters at a ceremony with a guest list of 1,900, but Kate's father Michael handles it like a pro.

Then Catherine Middleton smiles at her groom Prince William, while still holding the hand of her father Michael Middleton. Beautiful.

Prince William and Catherine Middleton take their vows during the ceremony at Westminster Abbey.

Look at these two. Giddy in love.

William places the traditional Welsh gold wedding ring on Kate's finger.

The look on Kate's face in this shot is priceless. It's somewhere between "Take me now!" and "Don't screw this up."

Here's a birds-eye view of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge leaving Westminster Abbey immediately following their marriage ceremony. They're followed by their wedding party and parents.

Newlywed and with new titles to boot, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge look picture-perfect after their wedding ceremony. 

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Pippa carries the train of Kate's beautiful gown as the wedding party leaves Westminster Abbey.

Their Royal Highnesses wave to the people on their carriage ride to Buckingham Palace after their wedding ceremony.

Well wishers pack the route to Buckingham Palace, in hopes of catching a tiny glimpse of the newlyweds, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge ... or maybe even the Queen!

The wedding festivities continue on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

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The newlyweds share a kiss on the Buckingham Palace balcony in a seriously classy instance of PDA.

Of course, if we zoom out a bit, we can see that one particular little bridesmaid wasn't that excited about all the kissing stuff.

We're pretty sure this serious little bridesmaid is thinking, "Soon I will rule over you all, with Harry by my side. I play the game of thrones to win."

It isn't an enchanted pumpkin, but this horse-drawn 1902 State Landau carriage will do. 

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