Palace Launches Royal Wedding Website

St James's Palace is considering plans to broadcast Prince William and Kate Middleton's marriage service live on the web.

If possible the screening of the nuptials will be featured on a website dedicated to the royal wedding which has been launched.

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Fans wanting the latest news about the big day can log onto the new website, www.officialroyalwedding2011.org, to learn about the preparations.

On the wedding day itself the site will be the first place to read about details of the bride's dress and other information.

The home-page features the informal Mario Testino portrait photograph of the couple released to mark their engagement.

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It also brings together a number of the monarchy's social media accounts from the Clarence House Twitter feed, the royal Flickr and Facebook accounts, and the Royal Channel on YouTube.

Content on the site includes information already released about the event such as the venue for the reception - Buckingham Palace - and details about William and Kate's visit last week to St Andrews university where they studied.

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"There's been lots of interest in the wedding from the public and the website will be a resource for them to go to," the Daily Mail quoted a St James's Palace spokeswoman as saying.

She added that the site would be regularly updated with exclusive content, including pictures, features and videos.

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The website is hosted by Google App Engine, which is designed to handle large, global peaks in web traffic.

Source-ANI