Stamp design gaffe tears Kate and William apart
It may come as a shock, but Kate Middleton and Prince William have 'split' less than one month before they are due to tie the knot.
A new stamp officially released by New Zealand Post and sold in the South Pacific island nation of Nieu will mark the couple's wedding on 29 April.
The commemorative stamp, launched last week, is actually a double stamp - with the prince on one, his bride on the other and a perforated line down the middle.
Effectively, Wills and Kate can be torn apart.
The second-in-line to the throne is also worth NZ$1 (CAD $0.74) more than his bride - with Kate's side worth $2.40 (CAD$1.78), and her husband-to-be $3.40 (CAD $2.53).
Together the Royal Wedding stamps are worth NZ$5.80 (CAD $4.31).
It is predicted the unusual stamp will soon become a collectors' item.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Stamp design gaffe tears Kate and William apart
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