The 'Royal Wedding' has taken on a life of its own. It is no longer, or possibly never was, all about the happy couple, Prince William and Kate Middleton. The paparazzi have gone cup crazy trying to get the inside scoop on what the royal family will be wearing, what is the wording of the vows to be exchanged, who is invited, who isn't invited, and so on. Read on for the latest gossip and news from around the web.

<strong>Royal Wedding 2011 Update #1:  Kate Middleton Vows</strong>

It appears Kate Middleton may have inadvertently let the press catch a glimpse of the wedding vows she will be exchanging with Prince William. Middleton was on her way to her wedding rehearsal when she was photographed with a sheet of paper in the backseat of her car that looked suspiciously like vows. The photos only reveal a partial section of the paper, but what is clearly visible is "With so much love within our hearts." It would probably be safe to venture that the Prince and Kate have decided to compose their own vows. Could this couple be any cuter? Check out the photo yourself <a href="http://perezhilton.com/2011-04-27-kate-middleton-and-prince-william-may-have-written-wedding-vows-themselves">here</a>.

<strong>Royal Wedding 2011 Update #2: Will the Prince and Kate Stay Together on the Eve of Their Wedding?</strong>

It has been widely speculated that the two would spend their wedding eve night together since they have already been living together for the past year. Now reports are coming out that are indicating the couple will take the more traditional route and stay apart the night before the wedding. Kate will be staying at the luxurious 5-star (of course) Goring Hotel with her family. This really comes as no surprise since the press have been touting Miss Middleton's close knit family relationship for months now. She certainly must be having some pre-wedding jitters since, oh, about a billion people will be watching her walk down the aisle. Nothing like family to help you stay focused and calm. The Prince is also planning on time with his family by having a quiet dinner with his father, step-mother and brother.

<strong>Royal Wedding 2011 Update #3: Businesses Are Not Giving My Employees Wedding Day Off as a Holiday! Egads!</strong>

Surely, only in Europe could this cause an uproar, but many people are actually quite upset that they are not to be given the Royal Wedding Day off as a paid holiday! According the The Daily Mail, " Employment law experts said workers are the victims of a ‘lottery’ which depends entirely upon the wording in their contract.  Some will enjoy an extra day’s holiday on full pay. Others will get a day off but not be paid. And the biggest losers will have to work, but not receive a penny more than normal." Can't they just 'Tivo' it? Obviously though, this is an important historical event to many Brits!