Kate Middleton and Prince William May Exchange Wedding Vows Rings
Prince William and Kate Middleton, who are set to marry on April 29, 2011, may exchange fair-trade honorable rings during their vows.It is the most famous wedding-to-be in recent history is even more precious now.
The husband and wife, who have already decided to go the opposite way of Prince Charles and Princess Diana and hold a more low-key ceremony, were recently contacted by royal jewelers at Garrard in hopes they’ll use fair-trade bands of gold. Garrard is also responsible for Princess Diana’s bridal rings which Middleton is currently sporting as an get engagedt ring.
Using gold sourced by exploited and underpaid miners. Garrard, along with 20 other companies, have begun using new, fair-trade gold found by ethically treated mine workers-That is with just a few more weeks of planning ahead of them, we hope the unconventional royal couple will bypass another convention.
- simple tungsten rings
The charitable men and wife—who may live in an eco-mansion—are also asking wedding guests to donate to charity in lieu of gifts, but otherwise have kept pretty mum about wedding details. Here’s hoping it’s the greenest royal wedding yet!
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