The Royal wedding was, indeed, royal in true sense. The fanfare, not only in Britain, but all over the world just saw Prince William and Kate Middleton tying the nuptial not. Equally stunning, however, were the cars used to ferry the royals around. The whole range from antique custom Rolls Royce Phantom VI that Miss Middleton reached Buckingham Palace in and Bentley used by William to reach the wedding place and others including Jaguar and Range Rover that made into the royal ceremony also stole the show away. Well, these cars, surely added more to the grand event. Hit the jump to check out some stunning images of cars that made it to the royal procession.
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1977 rolls royce phantom vi with procession
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