LONDON — A spoof wedding video which captures British royal lookalikes boogying down the aisle has gone viral, netting several million hits on YouTube.

Models playing Prince Charles and his wife Camilla bump bottoms while Prince Harry gyrates his hips in the satirical video, which was created to help advertise T-Mobile, a British cell phone company.

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Ellie Phillips holds up a specially commissioned airline style sick bag for people who have had too much of the Royal Wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton. While millions around the world are following every detail of the wedding planning, the guest list, the decor and the dress, others are trying to tune it out. The couple are scheduled to marry at Westminster Abbey on April 29.
Ellie Phillips holds up a specially commissioned airline style sick bag for people who have had too much of the Royal Wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton. While millions around the world are following every detail of the wedding planning, the guest list, the decor and the dress, others are trying to tune it out. The couple are scheduled to marry at Westminster Abbey on April 29. ASSOCIATED PRESS

Even the archbishop of Canterbury gets in the act, raising the roof as he bounces to the altar.

The video is inspired by “JK Wedding Entrance Dance,” which captured an elaborate routine orchestrated by bride Jill Peterson, groom Kevin Heinz and a bevy of bridesmaids and groomsmen just before their 2009 marriage. The smash hit has spawned a host of imitators.

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