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    Best places in Washington to celebrate the royal wedding

    By Yahoo! Local | Local Washington DC – Sun, Apr 24, 2011

    CBS Washington

    Prince William and Kate MiddletonPrince William and Kate Middleton

    Admit it: You're obsessed with the royal couple! You're not alone. Get out on the town to celebrate at these local venues.

    The Queen Vic

    1206 H St. NE
    Washington, DC 20002
    202-396-2001
    thequeenvicdc.com

    Celebrate all day long at D.C.'s newest British pub! The party kicks off at 12 p.m. and lasts until 3 a.m. Specials on food and drinks all day, plus prizes throughout. And, of course, the royal wedding will be playing on a loop throughout the day. Bring your British passport for 10 percent off your bill. Wear a fancy wedding hat for a free shot! Raffle prizes every hour, on the hour.

    Union Jack's Ballston

    671 N. Glebe Rd.
    Arlington, VA 22203
    703-778-3568
    unionjacksballston.com

    Raise your Union Jack on the big wedding day: Union Jack's is kicking off the party at 5 a.m. So you can watch the wedding live and enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet to boot. $10 for adults, $8 for kids 8 and under. Plus, prizes and raffles all day long.

    The Ritz-Carlton, Washington

    1150 22nd St. NW
    Washington, DC 20037
    202-974-5566
    Click here for information [PDF]

    Celebrate the royal family themselves and party with the Ritz-Carlton. Cost is $40 per person, but you can watch the wedding on the 60-inch flat-screen TVs, enjoy the delicious breakfast buffet, and walk away with a small souvenir courtesy of Tiny Jewel Box. Wear your best hat or ascot for a chance to win a special prize. For $429, you can really live it up and stay over the night before, plus receive special gifts.

    Reynolds Tavern

    7 Church Circle
    Annapolis, MD
    410-295-9555
    reynoldstavern.org

    Starting at 5 a.m., enjoy a special breakfast menu and commercial-free viewing of the wedding at 6 a.m. Royal carriage rides, lunch and afternoon tea, and a visit from Queen Elizabeth II will round out the afternoon! Plus, enjoy complimentary wedding cake all day long.

    The British Pantry

    41153 John Mosby Hwy.
    Lenah Village
    Aldie, VA 20105
    703-327-3215
    thebritishpantry.us

    Enjoy a spot of tea at The British Pantry Tuesday through Friday of the Royal Wedding Week! (April 26 through April 29) Each day will host two sittings, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. So put on your fanciest wedding hat, bring some friends, and live like royalty. Cost is $25 per person.

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