Kate Middleton's parents sell 'British' decorations ahead of Royal Wedding

Not even Kate Middleton’s parents are immune from Royal Wedding fever, it seems.
 
Seven years ago, Carole and Michael Middleton watched their eldest daughter exchange vows with future king Prince William at Westminster Abbey.

Having seen the celebrations that engulfed the nation the first time around, the couple are now tapping into the frenzy surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s upcoming nuptials.

With just weeks to go, Party Pieces - the party supply company owned by the Middletons - is currently selling a range of UK-themed decorations through its website.

“Whether you’re hosting a street party, supporting Great Britain in sport or hosting a traditional tea party then shop our collection of themed partyware!” the description states.

Truly dedicated royal fans can even order a chocolate Union Jack cake bearing a personalised message. 

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The phrase ‘Royal Wedding’ doesn’t appear on the Party Pieces website; currently, ‘Moana’, ‘Go Wild’ and ‘To the Moon’ are the top featured party themes.
 
However, the fact it works as a search term suggests the Middletons know too well that themed parties will be thrown across the nation when Harry weds Meghan on May 19 - just as they were on April 29, 2011.

One thing is for sure - the 36-year-old mum won’t be short on appropriate party decor when her third child arrives later this month.