Moreover, the Queen, by all accounts, is very fond of this granddaughter. She is not going to tell Ms. Phillips, “No, dear, you have to remain in limbo until William makes up his mind.” There is no reason why a low-key, extended-family wedding cannot take place within the same six-month period as a much more extravagant event. If Ms. Phillips truly wants to get married, she will, with the support and blessing of her grandmother, whenever the event takes place.

Once again, lacking true royal drama on which to report, the tabloids are simply making it up as they go along.

Here is another artical expressing the same issue on William & Zara weddings.

http://www.google.com/translate?u=svenskdam.se/&sl=sv&tl=en

Lisa and jbk I agree. I think starting last year, William really began to embrace his destiny. This year we have seen him very little due to his training but last year with his wings ceremony, Order of the Garter and the many engagements he performed, he seemed to have accepted his royal position.

jbk, I’m waiting to see what next year will bring for William & Kate. CH did deny Jobson’s idea of a two year wait but I just think it’s not that far off. We just have to wait and see.

Since no engagement came this summer, I’m wondering if William won’t marry until he’s in his thrties. It is good that he is waiting and taking his time.