Royal pair celebrate two-year wedding anniversary with Barbie (Pic: Paul Gvildys/In Love with Photography) Source: Supplied THE Royal Wedding between Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge seems like only yesterday. But it's been a year since we saw that magical balcony kiss, Pippa's neckline-plunging, bottom-hugging ivory gown and the Queen's lemon dress with matching coat. The kiss that made hearts melt. And who could forget Princess Beatrice's hat? Remember THAT hat? Today the happy couple celebrate their second wedding anniversary by rekindling their love affair with London. Posing for happy snaps at Big Ben, reliving the magic at Westminster Abbey, and enjoying a quiet picnic at St. James Park. OK, although the real pair will officially spend the day apart, we liked this footage so much we had to share. Wedding photographer Paul Gvildys took his dream to photograph a royal wedding and transformed it into a plasticine reality, using "royal Barbie dolls" to recreate Britain's favourite modern love story. "Though it was a real challenge to create human-like emotions with Barbie dolls, MY DREAMS CAME TRUE," Gvildys writes on his blog. And while maybe Gvildy's stunt may not have attracted the more than two billion people from over 54 nations who watched the royal wedding, it still attracted some attention from tourists. The real Mrs Middleton will spend the day at a children's hospice in Hampshire, just a day after the Duchess's first ever video message was released, highlighting the importance of hospices across the UK. Prince William is expected to announce his resignation from the Air Force to spend more time with the family. The royal heir is due mid-July.