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Looking for a special way to mark the occasion of the Royal Wedding Friday morning but don't exactly have tickets to England or a seat reserved at Westminster Abbey?

Don't settle for DVR. Tulsa's own <a href="http://www.circlecinema.com/">Circle Cinema</a>'s lets your get your pomp and circumstance on.

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The doors at Circle will open at 4:30am for the royal wedding viewing party there, and the ceremony will be showing on three screens until 8am.

While tickets to a special English-style breakfast prepared by Queenie's were on sale (they've been sold out for awhile now, though), a seat to watch the wedding costs nothing.

As in, you can watch the Royal Wedding on a big movie theater screen completely for free.

Look also for a replica of what's anticipated to be the Royal Bouquet that Kate will carry, created by Tulsa's own Mrs. DeHaven's. (By the way, Mrs. DeHaven's is offering local brides the opportunity to order a replica of the royal bouquet for their upcoming weddings.)

Plus, some models and actors who bear striking resemblances to some famous Brits will be on hand for mingling with the guests. British-themed items will be available in a silent auction, too.

Friday just the beginning of what Circle Cinema is calling the big Brit weekend: There's the Royal Wedding Friday morning, plus the opening of the new, highly-acclaimed film, Jane Eyre,  Friday night, and then a showing Pink Floyd's The Wall at midnight Friday and Saturday as part of the monthly Midnight Movie event.

I have it straight from the folks at the theater that guests shouldn't be afraid to don wedding-watching attire at the Royal Wedding screening, whether that means fancy hats, tiaras or, heck, even pajamas. The point is to feel comfortable and, if you're up for it at 4:30 in the morning, Brit-astically fancy.

Enjoy!