It's almost show time!
Prince William and Kate Middleton were ushered into a side entrance of Westminster Abbey on Wednesday night to complete a final run-through of Friday's wedding ceremony.
The twosome arrived in a chauffeur-driven car around 7:30 p.m. with their wedding party, which included Prince Harry, 26, and Pippa Middleton, 27. The rest of Kate's immediate family — including her parents, Michael and Carole, and brother James — were also in attendance.
Earlier in the day, Kate, 29, was spotted entering Clarence House through the visitors entrance (she's still a visitor at the royal residence until Friday). When she emerged around 4 p.m., she carried a sizable brown cardboard box — contents unknown — into the trunk of her Audi A3.
After re-entering Clarence House, Kate left about an hour later, chatting on her cell phone, warmly greeting a pal, and carrying her own dress bag.
"Everyone's happy," a Clarence House worker told Us Weekly late Wednesday. "The atmosphere is really great!"
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