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Priest Does Cartwheels in Westminster Abbey After Royal Wedding [Video]

by royal wedding editors, Posted Apr 29th 2011 6:51PM

Looks like a priest at Westminster Abbey definitely caught some royal wedding fever. The church official was seen cartwheeling down the aisle after Prince William and Kate Middleton's ceremony.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, an Abbey spokesperson explained that the man was simply overcome with joy. "Our view is that the verger was simply reflecting what we all feel about a very successful service. It is a general reflection of the mood of the Abbey and a job well done."

But would the Queen Mum approve? Watch the clip:




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