Museum Of Civilization: Immigration Minister

Fascinator Dept: As Will and Kate arrived, children stood on their chairs to get a good view. That's understandable. The grown woman who straddled two chairs while standing, maybe not as much, according to The Star. Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said it was the first ceremony in history to be done “in the presence of one of her Queen heirs.” Twenty five new Canadians took their oath of citizenship in front of Will and Kate at the Museum of Civilization in Gatineau on Canada Day, and there were a few protocol faux pas. The Duke wore a navy blue suit and a maroon tie. The duchess wore a fitted white dress with a boat neck and long sleeves, topped off with a patriotic cherry red fascinator. She looked delighted when an official said the opening music was titled “The Courtship of St. Andrews,” and dedicated to the couple. As reported in the news.
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