Royal Wedding Honeymoon: William And Kate Leave For Honeymoon By Helicopter -- The Telegraph
Married life began for newlyweds William and Kate today when they left London for a mystery destination.
Prince William and his new wife Kate Middleton left Buckingham Palace by helicopter this morning.
It is expected that they will first travel to one of the royal residences in Scotland, possibly Balmoral, where both the Queen and the Prince of Wales have private homes they could use.
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