All the Recipes You Need for a Royal Wedding Viewing Party

Ultra-savory AND ultra-buttery, these biscuits are the perfect comfort food during a sure-to-be emotional ceremony.

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Stuffed with Granny Smith slices, whipped cream and brown sugar, English chef Robert Irvine's scones are a sweet way to wake you up at 4 a.m.

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If you're feeling extra fancy, Gordon Ramsay takes a traditional approach to this brunch classic, complete with the most silky-smooth hollandaise you ever did see.

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Grab your coffee and one of these little cakes from RHONJ's Kathy Wakile to get into the royal spirit.

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Cheers the newlyweds with a vodka and champagne cocktail from Guy Pelly, London nightclub owner — and friend of Prince William.

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While it might be early for a cocktail, an exception can be made for one of the biggest events of the year. This refreshing citrusy-sweet creation from Anthony Davies, head of catering at the All England Lawn Tennis Club, will help you wake up—then go back down for a nap.

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Since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be saying "I do" in the early hours of the morning for American viewers, this recipe from chef Daniel Holzman is perfect to wake up to after prepping the night before.

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A royal event is as good as any reason to eat cake for breakfast.

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These delicious treats from cookbook author Julia Turshen can be made up to four days in advance. Split and toast them under the broiler to refresh them in the morning.

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Eat like a queen with this stunning, classic British treat.

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