attractive, and defi nitely very alluring - ingredients for a potentially great and successful reign eventually as the new Princess of Wales. So will her fate be the same as Diana’s? We have checked
her chart and can happily report that unlike Princess Diana, Kate Middleton who will be known as Princess Catherine will be very happy indeed in her upcoming royal career.
T is is not diffi cult to surmise though. Looking at the two situations - of William and Kate verses Charles and Diana - there is one prominent difference between the two couples. T is of course is the all-important vital element of love - all you need is love!
Love conquers all, especially when both sides know what love means, and both sides love one another equally! This is the wonderful situation of Kate and William. T eirs is NOT an arranged marriage of convenience, hastily put together by the palace. T ere are no hidden lovers or secret agendas. T is is a couple who are very much in love and Prince William is extraordinarily protective of his
sweetheart and incredibly sensitive to the feelings of his in-laws- to-be.
T ese are truly excellent signs that the marriage will indeed be happy. All they need are the babies that should come and
make their happiness complete… Will this be a problem? The chart does
indicate some minor obstacle to this but nothing which cannot be overcome… so as we wait to witness the wedding of the century, which will be held in the amazingly beautiful Westminster Abbey, FSW wishes this lovely couple a very happy life together…
her chart and can happily report that
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very happy indeed in her upcoming royal career.
Kate Middleton who will be known C as Princess
unlike Princess Diana, atherine will be
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