Google celebrates Royal Wedding with new doodle

The new Google doodle painted the Royal Wedding procession through the streets of London. Moreover, like all other doodles, Google cleverly depicted the brand name 'Google' by placing buildings and bridges.
Doodle also depicted Westminster Abbey, a Disney-style Princess's castle and the London Eye in the background. The new doodle is not interactive, but it's simple and beautiful.
The specialty of the Royal Wedding doodle is that it appeared globally corresponding to the wedding time in London. Earlier, Google changed the doodle in respective countries when the clock struck 12:00 O'clock early morning.
Doodles are known as the decorative changes that are made to the Google logo to celebrate holidays, anniversaries, and the lives of famous artists and scientists.
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