Kate Middleton's Wedding Dress, Tiara Go on Display

Fans of the Princess Catherine wedding gown emblematic - the train of nine feet and all - will soon have the chance to see it in all its splendor.

The dress, designed by Sarah Burton Alexander McQueen, will be on display at Buckingham Palace opens for tours from 23 July to 3 October.

The "all together" of the dress, the Cartier "Halo" tiara, earrings, veil and satin and lace shoes will be on view, like, more to the Mews, the Rolls-Royce Phantom VI Landau 1902 State coach who made Kate and from Westminster Abbey.

And inside the hall of the Palace State Dining: the beautiful cake designed Fiona Cairns.

"On the other cakes were made to serve to guests, but one that was cut by the royal couple is one that will be on display," said a source at the Royal Collection. "There is a break in it, where the Duke and Duchess cut her with a sword. "

A spokesman for the couple to People magazine: "The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are pleased to give the public an opportunity to see close-ups, the British craftsmanship that went into various aspects of marriage ".

Kate McQueen has chosen "for the beauty of his craft and his respect for traditional manufacturing and construction technique of clothes," the Royal Collection, which handles the display, said in a statement.

Tour admission is about $ 28.70 for adults and $ 16.50 for children.