Royal Wedding Souvenirs

Browse this gallery of knickknacks commemorating the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

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Teacups

What better way to celebrate the ultimate British event—Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding—than with paraphernalia for the ultimate British tradition—afternoon tea!

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Teacup Saucers

Hold out your pinky for these commemorative saucers.

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Tea Tins

Any true fans of William and Kate need tea tins to store their Earl Grey and English breakfast.

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Teapots

And, of course, a William and Kate teapot for steeping and pouring.

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Tea Towels

And a proper William and Kate tea towel for washing up.

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"Thanks for the Free Day Off" Plates

Even those who aren't particularly interested in the pomp of William and Kate's wedding have something to celebrate in England. This £35 plate thanks the couple for "the free day off."

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Porcelain Figurines

Fans of William and Kate will have no trouble thinking of England with this set of porcelain figurines on their mantels.

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Key Rings

For William and Kate, their rings will be key; for their subjects, there will be key rings.

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Refrigerator Magnets

What better way to keep grocery store coupons, children's artwork and holiday cards affixed to the refrigerator than a royal wedding magnet?

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Shot Glasses

Cheers! Citizens of the former British Empire all around the globe will toast William and Kate's life together with commemorative shot glasses.

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Lighters

After a few pints, some Brits will probably want to step out for a smoke—lighting up with a William and Kate lighter.

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Ashtrays

And they can dispose of their celebratory cigarettes and cigars in a royal couple ashtray.

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Condoms

"Lie back and think of England" with these souvenir condoms.

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Sick Bags

If watching hereditary monarchs parade about town in their finest clothes during a global economic downturn makes you feel ill...well, there's a souvenir for that too.

Published 04/28/2011