It's not easy finding the perfect gift for the couple who has everything. Prime Minister David Cameron (44) who is expected to attend Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding today told CBS Evening News' Katie Couric that he chose a non-traditional present for the future spouses. "William is currently serving in Anglesey, which is a small island off the coast of Wales where he does search and rescue, flies a helicopter," Cameron explained. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2011/apr/morparia.jpg" border="5" /> "I've got him a present to do with Anglesey." "It's a lovely book and beautiful photographs and things like that," he continued. "So that's what I'm giving." He also sent his best wishes to Prince William and Kate Middleton as they make final preparations for their wedding in London. "People across the country and indeed across the world are getting excited about the events on Friday," Cameron said. Becks FB message David Beckham has posted a royal wedding video message on his Facebook page saying "our country needs this". The footballer said, "I think a Royal Wedding, it's amazing. It really is amazing. Our country needs it. Our country wants it. The British public love the Royal Family."

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