Refuses to wear wedding rings

LONDON: Prince William will leave a young age when married, but the officer told the court yesterday that the prince would not wear a wedding ring.

His fiancee, Kate Middleton plans to wear a wedding ring made ​​of Welsh gold, the traditional practices of the royal family that practiced since 90 years ago after the couple married at the end of this month at Westminster Abbey. William spokesman said the decision was made at the request of the couple personally. According to him, more information on custom ring Kate and the source of the gold used in Wales will be announced before the marriage took place.


Wales is worth gold because of the quality and hard to find used in the royal wedding since 1923 and used the Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana. In the tradition of the gold pieces from the Clogau gold mine used, but mine has been closed and only the silver mines are still there.

However, the British government gave him a small golden princess of Wales in the 1980s to be used as wedding rings and gold may be used. Prince Charles and Camilla marriage in 2005 was also the source of the gold