by Dean Mouhtaropoulos, Getty ImagesTower Bridge: Pals Scalzitti and Bergeman, a visit to the historic structure is on the list of tasks.
By Dean Mouhtaropoulos, Getty ImagesTower Bridge: Pals Scalzitti and Bergeman, a visit to the historic structure is on the list of tasks.
Daniel whaley, 19Occupation: Studenthometown: administration of affairs at the University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, ManitobaWhaley attended the Canada. His interest in the royal couple arises from his work with the monarchist League of Canada, where he was assigned once an essay on the Canadian monarchy and the British shared. Whaley, said he looks forward to watching Britain "(and the Canada!)" future King and Queen down the aisle.Route includes: University of Cambridge, seeing a musical and taking a tour of London walking tour.Jan risher, 47Occupation: Freelancehometown: Lafayette, La.When Risher was 8, his grandmother would tell tales on Queen Elizabeth and the Royal heirs and the ancestors. Risher says she has read everything it can about the Windsors and Wales and has reserved a mother-daughter trip to London to admire the "royal show." Risher and his plan of daughter of 13 years old to camp out on the road to procession before marriage and watch the festivities on a large screen in Hyde Park, close to Buckingham Palace.Route includes: A royal London bike tour and visits to the Tate Modern and Stonehenge.Becky druml, 53Occupation: Owner, investment Andralinehometown: Brookfield, Wis.Druml, an admitted royal fan, subscribes to monthly fee and Majesty magazinesand has two dogs named Camilla Parker Bowles and Prince Charles. It intends to remain with his sister in a village south of London and to take along the route of the parade, ready to wave to the royal couple. After the ceremony, she and her sister will celebrate a feast of street at Ewell, Surrey. Friends just can't get on my fascination for the Royal family, "she said." "I like to say that this is my version of fantasy football."Route includes: Explore the town of Epsom, visiting the Design Museum, the White Cliffs of Dover flight in a private plane.Julie hetherington, 49Occupation: Top Director of sales, Mary Kay Cosmeticshometown: San DiegoHetherington and her 17-year-old daughter, Emily, and best friend, Jane Giannoulas, say they have "Kate fever" and make the trip to London to attend the wedding of the century. "Our understanding and my son, Jordan, husbands believe all that we have lost our minds and just be at home, comfortably watching sports," she said.Route includes: Shopping at Harrods, a Thames River cruise, at the Ritz afternoon tea and a projection of Mamma Mia!.Laura scalzitti, 29, Michele Voss Bergeman, 27Professions: Store Manager. The service learning Coordinator70: Bonaire, GA and Peyton, Colo.Scalzitti and Bergeman are self-proclaimed "nerds history", which met in 2006 while he was working as tourist guides, on the battleship Missouri at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Their love for the story naturally perpetuates a love for travel, and they still dream of a trip abroad. Friends are together for their first epic adventure overseas and will be scouring the streets of London to find the perfect souvenir and perhaps a little something to their husbands.Route includes: Visit the Churchill war rooms, hitting the Globe Theatre to demonstrate the existence of Hamlet and the exploration of the Tower Bridge.For more information on reprints & permissions, visit our FAQ. To report corrections and clarifications, contact standards editor Brent Jones. Review of the publication in the journal, please send your comments to letters@usatoday.com. Include the name, telephone number, city and State for the purposes of verification. To view our corrections, go to corrections.usatoday.com.We have updated the guidelines of Conversation. Changes include a brief review of moderation and an explanation on how to use the button "report abuse". To learn more.
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