Kate Middleton's "adorable" remark to Prince William following the couple's royal wedding in 2011 went viral after admirers posted edited video from the day on social media app TikTok. William and Kate wedded in 2011, in a big public ceremony in the United Kingdom. On April 29, that year, it was declared a national holiday. Fans of the couple have shared edited snippets from the day before their 12th wedding anniversary next month, one of which shows a short meeting between the two as they prepare to depart Westminster Abbey in an open-top horse-drawn carriage for Buckingham Palace. The footage, posted to TikTok by user l0velycatherine, appears to show Kate checking in with her new spouse after the nerve-racking public ceremony. "Are you happy?" she is taken as saying as the pair smiles. The video was watched over 120,000 times in 24 hours and got over 7,000 likes and remarks applauding the pair. PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL! "Their wedding was like a fairy tale," one TikTok user said of the video. "He's adorable, and she's stunning." "I adore them," said another, with a further remark that read: "Those eyes! I wish Catherine and William could marry again." The ceremony took place at Westminster Abbey, which has hosted coronations for Britain's monarchs and queens (including King Charles' impending coronation on May 6), as well as the nuptials of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in 1947. Queen Elizabeth bestowed the title of Duke of Cambridge on William as a wedding gift, and his bride became HRH (Her Royal Highness) the Duchess of Cambridge during the marriage rite. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL! #catherine princess of wales,#kate middleton,#prince william,#prince of wales,#princess kate,#princess catherine,#king charles,#camilla parker bowles,#royal family,#royal family channel,#british kings,#british news,#princess charlotte,#princegeorge,#princelouis,#royal children