Kate Middleton and Prince William are officially husband and wife

It's official, the bells of Westminster Abbey are ringing loud as Prince William and Kate Middleton are now married and a Royal Couple. The couple have signed the Register in the shrine of Edward the Confessor, stealing a well deserved private moment for themselves.

And, Kate was seen asking Prince William in the Royal Carriage if he was happy, to which he acknowledged that he was. You can see by the exchanges they give each other that they are deeply in love.

The ceremony was majestic, a modern day fairy tale and now the newlyweds are on their way to Buckingham Palace where everybody around the world is anticipating the long awaited kiss on the balcony. 

Prince William now becomes His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge and Kate Middleton becomes Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge.

The new coat of arms for The Royal Couple will be an amalgamation of both of their current Coats of Arms below.

Prince William                     Kate Middleton

Kate Middleton's New Coat Of Arms

Mr Michael Middleton has been granted a Coat of Arms in order that his daughter Kate Middleton can have her own Coat of Arms as seen on the left.

Apparently the immediate Middleton family worked closely with the College of Arms throughout the design process to ensure that it is truly a representation of their family.

The three acorns represent the three children in the Middleton family, Catherine (Kate), Philippa and James. The gold chevron in the middle of the design represents Mrs Middleton.

Kate's Coat of Arms has been presented as a lozenge dangling from a piece of blue ribbon to indicate that she is an unmarried daughter.

Once married a new Coat of Arms will be created made up of both Prince William's and Kate's Coat of Arms.