(9 Apr 2005)
1. Wide shot of Guildhall and crowds waiting behind barriers, police
2. Close up of girl with Union Jack glasses
3. Mid shot crowd waving flags
4. Guests arriving arriving from coach (in order: Camilla's father, Major Bruce Shand, son, Tom Parker Bowles, daughter, Laura Parker Bowles, sister, Annabel Elliot )
5. Top shot guests walking to Guildhall
6. Mid shot crowd
7. Second coach load of guests arriving, Princes Charles and Harry, and Zara and Peter, walk towards Guildhall
8. Princess Anne and Rear Admiral Timothy Laurence and guest walking into Guildhall
9. Pan crowd cheering
10. Car carrying Prince Charles and Camilla drives through Windsor castle gates
11. Car approaching Guildhall, crowds waving on sides of road
12. Close up Charles and Camilla inside car
13. Various of Charles and Camilla getting out of car and waving to crowds before walking in for civil ceremony
14. Shot of crowds
15. Charles and Camilla emerge after ceremony and wave to crowds, walking towards car
16. Camilla and Charles get into car
17. Two shots cheering crowd
18. Various of Charles and Camilla being driven back to Windsor Castle, waving
19. Wide car driving through gates of Windsor Castle
PRINCE CHARLES WEDS CAMILLA PARKER BOWLES IN CIVIL CEREMONY
Britain's Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles married on Saturday at Windsor's 17th century Guildhall, capping a decades-long romance that survived scandal and turmoil through the prince's first marriage to Princess Diana.
To the cheers of an estimated 15,000 well-wishers and a few scattered boos, the couple was driven back to Windsor Castle in a vintage Rolls Royce as a jazz band played "Congratulations."
The bride was wearing an oyster silk basket-weave coat with a herringbone stitch and a matching chiffon dress. She also wore a matching straw and lace hat with feather details.
Instead of the military uniform he wore at his first wedding, Charles donned formal morning wear.
Excited cheers greeted Prince William and Prince Harry as the formally attired young men arrived at the Guildhall.
As the couple arrived, there were some scattered boos and catcalls from onlookers but they were drowned out by overwhelming applause and cheer.
Nearly eight years after Diana's death, some have bridled at accepting Parker Bowles as a future queen, seeing her relationship with Charles as the reason his first marriage fell apart.
The wedding represents a break in tradition for the fifty-something divorcees who were getting married in a civil ceremony that Queen Elizabeth II was not attending. The queen is expected at a blessing ceremony scheduled for later in the day.
Camilla will technically be the Princess of Wales - a title she wishes to avoid using, in deference to memories of Diana. Camilla will be known, instead, as Duchess of Cornwall.
When Charles takes the throne, she legally will be queen, but wishes to be known as Princess Consort - a bow to opinion polls that show 70 percent of the population opposed to Queen Camilla.
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