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ChasCam, the nickname for
the highly popular British pair who were to be wed on Friday, have told
their worldwide legion of fans not to feel conflicted.
"We were inundated with emails from admirers who said they still planned
to spectate at our wedding on Friday, but we feel it would be unfair of us
to reduce the level of attention given to the other important event that
day," ChasCam said in a statement to the press.
Charles and Camilla's civil wedding ceremony will take place on Saturday
instead.
"This gives our millions of admirers ample opportunity to get to England,"
the pair said.
Charles will be in Rome on Friday as a representative of his mother, Queen
Elizabeth II, but he asked any fans who encounter him there to respect the
occasion and pay more attention to the religious rites than to him.
"I know that will be difficult for my adulating supporters, but I want
them to do it as a favor to me," Charles said.
Another factor contributing to the decision to delay the wedding, the
prince said, was to make things easier for news photographers.
"I don't want to damage the excellent relationship I have with the press
by making them decide which they would cover -- events in Rome or events
in Windsor. This way, they can do both."
Charles said he has always made it easy for the media to find things to
write about him, and he would like to continue that tradition.
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