Kate the Royal Wedding Fairy makes sure that all weddings are happy and magical! But when mean Jack Frost steals the True Love Crown, the Fairyland royal wedding is sure to be a disaster. Can Kirsty and Rachel find the crown so the royal couple will live happily ever after...?
Appearance[]
Kate has rosy skin and long, shiny brown hair, topped by a gold tiara. She wears a white gown of ivory silk, light pink high heels studded with diamonds, and a gold pendant. Her wings are pointy and pink-tinted.
Symbol: White flowers, pink roses and red hearts.
Magical Object/Job[]
Magic Object: The True Love Crown.
Job: Making sure all weddings, especially royal weddings, go well.
Jack Frost's Poem[]
The fairies are planning a royal event,
But I have a scheme that will make them lament!
I'll steal the fairy's gold glimmering crown,
And all true love hopes will come tumbling down.
Come goblins, come servants, we'll go in disguise,
And keep out of sight of those bright fairy eyes.
Only someone like me who is handsome and clever,
Can stop happy endings for ever and ever!
Story Summary[]
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Rachel and Kirsty are walking back from Tippington Park when they see a rose glowing. A fairy bursts out of it and she introduces herself as Kate the Royal Wedding Fairy. She tells them she needs their help and whisks them to Fairyland where they see fairies preparing for a wedding. Mia the Bridesmaid Fairy tells them Queen Titania is waiting for them at the Seeing Pool. On the way, Kate explains it’s Princess Grace and Prince Arthur’s wedding day and implies something has happened to her True Love Crown. When they get there, the Queen shows the girls what happened - a frog guard called Stanley is guarding the Spiral Tower where the crown is kept, until some goblin ballet dancers hop into view, demonstrating the show they’ve prepared for the wedding, including Jack Frost as the special guest dancer. Through the chaos, Stanley fails to realise the crown has been swapped out with a cabbage, and Jack Frost rides away on an ice bolt (somehow Stanley and the girls watching didn’t realise the dancers were goblins until this point). They head towards the Ice Castle in search of the crown.They reach the Ice Castle and see Jack Frost through the window in his throne room and realise he is preparing for his coronation. Kate cringes and explains the True Love Crown doesn’t work for coronations, meaning he will fall in love with the first person he sees after he puts the crown on. All the goblins and Jack Frost go down to the crypt where they begin the coronation, but as Rachel and Kirsty fly over to grab the crown, Jack Frost spots them and freezes a stalactite cage around them, blasting Kate’s wand from her hand. Once the announcements are done, a goblin places the True Love Crown on Jack Frost’s head, and his icy glare turns into a loving glaze... directed at a goblin. He begins spouting romantic nonsense at the poor goblin, with the other goblins creeped out. As Jack Frost tries to hug him, the crown is knocked from his head and accuses Kate of playing a trick on him. He throws the crown at them, breaking the ice cage and setting them free. Kate grabs her wand, and whisks herself, Rachel, Kirsty and the crown back to The Fairyland Palace.Princess Grace is boarding her glass coach led by Leona the Unicorn Fairy’s unicorns, followed by Mia. Kate magics the girls into flowery dresses and they enter the wedding chapel to watch the ceremony. Fairy dust emanates from the crown as it’s placed in Princess Grace’s head, and celebrations commence. The girls have fun dancing with their fairy friends, and eating food, as well as Jack Frost and the goblins. Polly the Party Fun Fairy and Grace the Glitter Fairy create a magical firework display honouring the Prince and Princess, and the girls decide it’s time to go home. Kate thanks them profusely, and sends them back to Tippington Park. They spot two glittering roses which open to reveal scented corsages.
Trivia[]
She carries a bouquet of pink and white flowers on the cover and throughout the story.
She was created in celebration of Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding in 2011.
Her book has been converted into a Early Reader book.
Her Persian name is کیت (Kate). She is the only One-Off to be published in a different language.
Etymology[]
Kate is named after Kate Middleton. The book was written in celebration of her marriage to Prince William.