Will and Kate spend their anniversary at friend's wedding

Posted 04/29/2012 3:46 PM PT by Kristina Lopez

Prince William and Kate Middleton, known as The Duchess of Cambridge, celebrated their first anniversary weekend at the wedding of Middleton's friend.

The royal couple, who tied the knot on April 29, 2011, attended the quiet ceremony of Hannah Gillingham and Robert Carter on April 28, according to Us magazine.

Middleton's sister Pippa was also at the wedding, which was held at St. Andrews Church in Wingfield, England.

After the wedding was over, Prince William, 29, and Middleton, 30, reportedly returned to their home in Anglesey, Wales. The magazine reports that a royal aide said the two have "been looking forward to a very special day at home" for their anniversary.

Earlier this month, Middleton made her Madame Tussauds wax museum debut. The wax museum made three different figures for each royal. The duchess' figures wear three different dresses that are replicas of outfits she has worn in real life at public events.

The company had said last year that it planned to book a meeting between its sculptors and the duchess to create a figure for her. Each one costs about $200,000 and is molded and painted over the course of about four months.

The duchess is considered by many to be a fashion icon was voted as one of the "Most Trusted Celebrities" last year. She also made the list of the Most Desirable Woman of 2012.

See photos of the Royal couple's figures at Madame Tussauds in London, New York and Amsterdam.

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