Everywhere you turn these days, it's William and Kate.

An estimated 2 billion people will watch them wed on television this Friday.

Another 500,000 people will hit the streets to watch the couple.

Among them - 21 students from St. Lawrence University who are studying abroad in London.

"We plan to be along that procession route so that we can hopefully get a glimpse of the couple and we hope to go in early. The roads close at 6 a.m. so we'll get up in the wee hours of the morning to secure a spot," said SLU student Elizabeth Edwards.

A mere 750 million people watched Diana marry Prince Charles in 1981.

Edwards says the Brits have stepped up their game since then.

This week, Londoners are carrying their own guide to the William and Kate weekend.

"It outlines everything from who the guests are to perfect parade viewing spots," said Edwards.

Those not along the parade route may be worried about security.

Many are wishing the newlyweds well indoors - like St. Lawrence University professor Pat Alden.

"The local pub on the corner is going to be open, having TV on the royal wedding, so we'll be able to wander down the street, have a pint and celebrate," she said.

If you plan to be one of the 2 billion people watching the wedding on television, let us know on our Facebook page.

Coverage on WWNY starts at 4:30 a.m. Friday.

If you have some other creative way to celebrate the wedding, we want to know!