Vomit bags Illustrated Souvenir William-Kate sells

Hysteria royal wedding Prince William and Kate Middleton getting into. Preaching about the royal wedding, even a variety of matters relating to William and Kate, to her family, tereksplotasi extraordinary. Moreover, if the industry and take advantage of this moment to sell various merchandise.

For some people, the great event that this phenomenon might be the start revolting. Not necessarily some people are hating this grand event. However, it is the face when they consider excessive coverage began making the stomach feel queasy.

Coverage that make nausea a light conversation at the dinner table. At least this is what experienced graphic designer Lydia Leith. Light chatter at the dinner table, about how the public is becoming nauseous reading or watching news about the marriage William-Kate, eventually gave birth to creative ideas.

Leith took the initiative to print a barf bag with a photo of William-Kate when the couple is officially engaged. Under the photo added a warning inscription, "make sure this is useful on 29 April 2011".

Leith artificial vomit bags are not made to be mass marketed. Leith spontaneous idea, originally, only want a division to relatives or friends. However, who would have thought, this vomit bag into one product William-Kate wedding souvenirs favored people. Leith also set their prices, three pounds for a bag of vomit. Apparently, this vomit bag demand exceeds the forecast Leith, because in the end demand is booming souvenir bag of vomit and best-selling in a short time.

William pictorial souvenir bag of vomit-Kate is available in red and blue. Leith sells through his website. The demand for this gift came from abroad. Leith even promised he would meet all the requests before the wedding day the remaining few days.

"This bag is made just for fun, a sort of antidote for the hysteria of this marriage. I am not anti-monarchy. I own royal memorabilia enthusiast. But I thought it would be easier if there was something more affordable to enliven this grand wedding day," he admitted to Huffington Post.