MIKE CHINOY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: It involves virtually the entire royal family traveling in carriages past huge crowds of people to a ceremony attended by the entire British government, royalty from across the globe and the wife of the president of the United States. I was caught up in covering the wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson. The level of interest was intense. Everyone in England seemed to have royal wedding mania, huge cheering crowds lined the streets at the Buckingham Palace watching the royal carriage go by, ordinary people waiting for a glimpse of what looked like yet another fairy-tale wedding. So this was considered a very uplifting event. We did not get much access to the royal family themselves. I never was able to interview either of them. We had to follow them at a distance. They very much kept their distance, but they were seen as a bit more populist, a bit closer, a bit more common touch and people liked them for it.
CNN 20: Royal Wedding in England, July 23, 1986