Monday, March 28, 2011

If you need more....

NBC Today show

If you aren't already in Royal Wedding overload, you might want to look into getting the newly unveiled iPad Royal Wedding app available in iTunes now. Put together by the NBC Today Show, it contains photos, interactive activities and all the latest information so that you won't miss a beat, and the good news is that it is free. The iPhone and Android apps will be available shortly.

In addition, NBC's own wedding website, the Windsor Knot is full of tidbits of information coming out daily, so that you'll always be on the cutting edge of news. It appears that the whole Today show gang will eventually be in place around the city of London on the wedding date to share the news with all of us. Coverage starts at 4 AM and continues until 11 AM Eastern time.

A excellent summary of the schedule of all of NBC and its affiliates' broadcasting can be found here. You might want to bookmark it if you are in the US, wishing you were in London on the big day. You know you're going to want to have a ringside seat!

10 comments:

  1. Hi Debi,

    I downloaded this application this morning, looking forward to reading it all. The coverage starts here in California at 1am EEEKKK!

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  2. Going to download after I finish this comment...thankyou!! It will be a historic, fun to watch event! Thanks for the info!

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  3. Bonjour Debi - thanks for the info about "Windsor Knot" - I'm really loving all the lead up info to the wedding - it's not far to go now!!

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  4. Will you get to be in London during the whole affair? I tell you what, I would go royal info crazy if I had an iPhone or iPad.

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  5. Jenny,
    To answer your question--I will be back in Houston on the wedding date. My "little prince" grandson is due the day before the royal wedding, and I can't miss that auspicious event!

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  6. Nooooo....please no more, I'm French and we're not exactly know for being royalists ;-) xo

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  7. The pagentry draws me in, along with the historical and beautiful settings. The decision is whether to stay up late, or get up early for the event. Perhaps I'll toss a shilling if I can find one. By the way, are any of the old coins still in use, or is it just the pence now?

    The typical American neighborhood pub is not quite the same. I do love the pub's sign that is in both the old and new picture. I like signage especially with anything nautical.

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  8. I would love to have ringside seats with you on the royal wedding day in the States, but as you noted you're going to busy with even more important things with your "prince's" arrival. I know the excitement must be building for that much prayed-over event in your lives!

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  9. It is a nice information to share about the wedding news. These information will be useful for the wedding planning people. A friend of mine is also using the wedding app and he will also used to read the wedding news in online.

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