Abbey days: All the 'very best friends' will have seats towards the top of the Abbey, while Prince Charles's personal friends, more than 250 of them in total, have been demoted to the North Nave The official Royal Wedding guest list, which has been kept tightly under wraps for weeks, was finally unveiled yesterday.Around 1,900 people have been invited to Friday’s Westminster Abbey ceremony which will be watched by a worldwide TV audience of about two billion. Reflecting Prince William and Kate Middleton’s desire to strike a personal note, more than 1,000 guests are drawn from the ranks of their family and friends. The invitations were issued in February in the name of the Queen. The Mail on Sunday has already revealed the names of many of the friends, families and celebrities lucky enough to be invited but here is the official list of confirmed attendees (which is not complete) published on the official Royal Wedding website... source: dailymail
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Who sits with who at the Abbey
Abbey days: All the 'very best friends' will have seats towards the top of the Abbey, while Prince Charles's personal friends, more than 250 of them in total, have been demoted to the North Nave The official Royal Wedding guest list, which has been kept tightly under wraps for weeks, was finally unveiled yesterday.Around 1,900 people have been invited to Friday’s Westminster Abbey ceremony which will be watched by a worldwide TV audience of about two billion. Reflecting Prince William and Kate Middleton’s desire to strike a personal note, more than 1,000 guests are drawn from the ranks of their family and friends. The invitations were issued in February in the name of the Queen. The Mail on Sunday has already revealed the names of many of the friends, families and celebrities lucky enough to be invited but here is the official list of confirmed attendees (which is not complete) published on the official Royal Wedding website... source: dailymail