Will and Kate Commemorative Cup - Neatorama

Guangdong Enterprises is selling a coffee cup to commemorate "The Fairytale Romantic Union Of All The Centuries," the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. There's just one little problem.... http://www.guandongenterprisesltd.com/ -via Arbroath

I wondered if this wasn't a spoof - the website's so corny and there are no contact details. But they are indeed tooled up to take your money...

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There is a contact email address. I am sure they would love to get some bulk orders!

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They will also probably sell more mugs than one would expect!

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I bet Harry's portrait was put there on purpose so that it would be a "valuable" collectors item in 50 years.

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If they were going to make a mistake of this kind, they should've put Prince Rogers Nelson in instead of Harry. It would've been funnier.

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"Princess William"?

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Instant Collector's Item! Brilliant!

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Errr, what's the problem? I mean aside from looking hideous, but that's practically a requirement for "commemorative ___" crap.

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For people not getting it - it's the wrong prince they've put on the photo on the mug.

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Actually, Harry and Kate look good together. If the first baby comes out red-haired we'll know what happened.

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OMG this is better than obama chia head

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They've done it on purpose.

But it IS funny. I'm all for everyone buying one, even if it does make some chancers rich.

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I don't know if I'd call marrying the chick you've been shacking up with for the last while, the "fairy tale union of all the years", but I'm sure they're saying that for real somewhere.

Don't real commemorative things usually have the date somewhere on them, too?

I would call it fake, simply because you could google better pictures than that of the guy. This one looks like he's hitting on her in a bar - sorry, a pub.

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