Begin's visit to Canada, Kate Being Attention Center

OTTAWA - Catherine (Kate) Middleton makes Canadians splashy debut during an official visit with her husband, Prince William, on Thursday afternoon local time. Thousands of people gathered and shouted hysterically greet British royal couple's new.

Canadians deliberately go out to simply look at or shake hands with Kate and William. In old blue lace gown designer born in Montreal, Erdem Moraliaoglu, Kate look elegant and charming. ''Welcome to Canada, the honeymoon capital of the commonwealth,''said Gov. Gen. David Johnston.

Tour of North America was conducted just two months after William and Kate tied knot. Official visit of the prime it is packed full of pomp and pageantry. About 10 thousand people gathered at the National War Memorial in downtown Ottawa to see William and Kate. Some women wear beautiful clothes with a hair accessory choice to welcome the couple's idol.

''That's him, our next king,''shouted Pat Snair from the outskirts of the crowd as she walked from the motorcade to place a bouquet of flowers in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers.

''She (Kate) represent the future of the monarchy, he was eager and young,''she said wearing the 60's style makeup. William''okay, but Kate is very interesting,''added the two teenage girls.

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Although it is the first state visit, she did not look awkward. Along the way he incessantly faint smile. A number of fresh humor catapult him when shaking hands with a number of citizens.

''I hope to find love as they are,''said one teenage girl who was impressed with William and Kate. The couple is scheduled to visit seven cities in four provinces and a remote area in Canada before continuing the trip to California next July 8.

While at the official residence of Governor General David Johnston, a representative of Queen Elizabeth II in Canada, William said he and his wife are thrilled to be visiting Canada.

Catherine''and I am very happy to be here in Canada. We have been waiting for this moment for a very long time,''he said in a mixture of English and French. Because of the lack of fluent French, he jokingly said he would improve his language skills during the visit.

In addition to official and military ceremonies, the royal couple also has a light agenda, such as cooking classes, a barbecue, and watch musical performances and fireworks in celebration of National Day Canada.