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The guest list of the
wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton was approximately 1,900 people long and included both friends and family members of the couple and official dignitaries in various capacities. The list, which was sent out 16 and 17 February in the name of the
Queen , was divded into three sections: the first, consisting of about 1,900 people, attended the ceremony in
Westminster Abbey ; the second of approximately 600 people were invited to the luncheon reception at
Buckingham Palace , hosted by the Queen; and the final 300 names for the evening dinner hosted by the
Prince of Wales .
[1]
More than half of wedding guests itself were family and friends of the couple, though there were a significant number of Commonwealth leaders (including the governors-general who represent the Queen in
Commonwealth realms other than the UK, prime ministers of the Commonwealth realms, and heads of government of other Commonwealth countries), members of religious organisations, the diplomatic corps, several military officials, members of the British
Royal Household , members of foreign royal families, and representatives of William's charities and others with whom William has worked on official business. Although St James's Palace declined to publish the names of those invited, a breakdown of guests was published by category; the list made no mention of foreign heads of state.
[1]
Relatives of the groom
Descendants of the Prince's great-grandfather King
George VI and their families:
Other descendants of the Prince's great-great-grandfather King
George V and their families:
The
Duke and
Duchess of Gloucester ,
[7] the groom's first cousin, twice removed and his wife
Earl and Countess of Ulster,
[3] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and his wife
Lady Davina and Gary Lewis,
[8] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and her husband
Lady Rose and George Gilman,
[3] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and her husband
The
Duke and
Duchess of Kent ,
[7] the groom's first cousin, twice removed and his wife
Princess Alexandra, The Hon. Lady Ogilvy ,
[3] the groom's godmother and first cousin, twice removed
James and Julia Ogilvy,
[3] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and his wife
Marina Ogilvy ,
[3] the groom's second cousin, once removed
Prince and
Princess Michael of Kent ,
[7] the groom's first cousin, twice removed and his wife
Other descendants of Queen Victoria
Other descendants of the prince's great-great-great-great-grandmother
Queen Victoria and their families. As is common in royalty, there has been slight intermingling of families. Where possible, the closest family ties have been noted (first cousin on grandfather's side, instead of third cousin on grandmother's side, etc.):
The
Queen of Denmark ,
[9] the groom's third cousin, twice removed
The
Crown Princess of Sweden and the
Duke of Västergötland ,
[10]
[11] the groom's fourth cousin, once removed, and her husband (representing the
King of Sweden )
The
King and
Queen of Norway
[10]
[11] the groom's second cousin, twice removed and his wife
The
Queen of Spain
[3] the groom's second cousin, once removed (representing the
King of Spain )
The
Margrave and Margravine of Baden,
[12]
[13] the groom's first cousin once removed, and his wife
Princess Margarita of Baden ,
[14] the groom's first cousin, once removed
King Constantine II and
Queen Anne-Marie of Greece ,
[13] the groom's second cousin, once removed (and godfather), and third cousin, once removed
King Michael I of Romania , the groom's second cousin, once removed
[13]
[15]
Crown Prince Alexander and
Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia , the groom's third cousin and his wife
[13]
The
Landgrave of Hesse
[13]
[16] the groom's third cousin, twice removed
Prince and Princess Karl of Hesse, the groom's first cousin, once removed, and his wife
The
Prince and Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg,
[12]
[13]
[17] the groom's second cousin
Princess Xenia of Hohenlohe-Langenburg
[13] and Mr Max Soltmann, the groom's second cousin and her husband
The
Lady Saltoun ,
[3] widow of the groom's
second cousin, thrice removed
The
Countess Mountbatten of Burma , the groom's first cousin, twice removed
The
Lord Brabourne , the groom's second cousin, once removed (and godfather)
Lady Pamela Hicks , the groom's first cousin, twice removed
[18]
Lady Sarah and Neil McCorquodale,
[19] the groom's maternal aunt and uncle
Emily McCorquodale, the groom's first cousin
George McCorquodale, the groom's first cousin
Celia McCorquodale, the groom's first cousin
The
Lord and
Lady Fellowes ,
[19] the groom's maternal aunt and uncle
The Hon. Laura Pettman, the groom's first cousin
The Hon. Alexander Fellowes, the groom's first cousin
The Hon. Eleanor Fellowes, the groom's first cousin
The
Earl Spencer and
Karen Gordon ,
[19] the groom's maternal uncle and his fiancée
Lady Anne Wake-Walker, the groom's maternal great-aunt
Mr and Mrs Anthony Duckworth-Chad, the groom's first cousin, once removed, and her husband
Davina Duckworth-Chad and Tom Barber,
[20] the groom's second cousin and her husband
The Hon. Mary Roche, the groom's maternal great-aunt
The
Lord and Lady Fermoy, the groom's first cousin, once removed, and his wife
Parker Bowles family
Brigadier
Andrew Parker Bowles ,
[19] father of the groom's stepbrother and stepsister
Thomas and Sara Parker Bowles,
[19] the groom's stepbrother and stepsister-in-law
Laura and Harry Lopes,
[19] the groom's stepsister and stepbrother-in-law
Annabel and Simon Elliot, the groom's stepaunt and stepuncle
Benjamin and Mary-Clare Elliot,
[19] the groom's step-first cousin and his wife
Mark Shand , the groom's stepuncle
Ayesha Shand, the groom's step-first cousin
Relatives of the bride
Michael and
Carole Middleton ,
[2] the bride's parents
Gary and Luan Goldsmith,
[21] the bride's maternal uncle and his ex-wife
Tallulah Goldsmith,
[21] the bride's first cousin
Richard Middleton,
[21] the bride's paternal uncle
Nicholas Middleton,
[21] the bride's paternal uncle
Simon Middleton,
[21] the bride's paternal uncle
Adam Middleton,
[21] the bride's first cousin
Lucy Middleton,
[21] the bride's first cousin
Anne Gabriella Middleton,
[21] the bride's first cousin
Matita Glassborow,
[21] the bride's first cousin, once removed
[22]
Dr Penny Barton,
[23] the bride's first cousin, once removed
David Middleton
[21]
Elizabeth Middleton
[21]
Timothy Middleton
[21]
John Middleton
[21]
Jean Harrison
[21]
Stephen
Lupton
[21]
United Kingdom
Politicians
Armed forces
Crown dependencies
British Overseas Territories
Other Commonwealth realms
Other royalty
Members of reigning royal houses
Members of non-reigning royal houses
Diplomats
Bernard Émié , French ambassador to the United Kingdom
Georg Boomgaarden, German ambassador to the United Kingdom
[17]
Nalin Surie , Indian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom
[41]
Ron Prosor , Israeli ambassador to the United Kingdom
[17]
Alain Giorgio Maria Economides, Italian ambassador to the United Kingdom
Keiichi Hayashi , Japanese ambassador to the United Kingdom
[17]
Ja Song-nam , North Korean ambassador to the United Kingdom
[25]
Pieter Willem Waldeck, Dutch ambassador to the United Kingdom
[42]
Wajid Shamsul Hasan , Pakistani High Commissioner to the United Kingdom
[43]
Barbara Tuge-Erecińska , Polish ambassador to the United Kingdom
[17]
Louis Susman , US ambassador to the United Kingdom
[17]
Religious figures
Church of England
Other Protestant denominations
Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodoxy
Judaism
Islam
Other faiths
Anil Bhanot, General Secretary of the Hindu Council UK
[24]
Malcolm Deboo, President of the Zoroastrian Trust Funds of Europe
[24]
Bogoda Seelawimala Thera , Head Priest of the London Buddhist Vihara
[45]
Natubhai Shah, President of the Jain Academy
[24]
Indarjit Singh , Director of the Network of Sikh Organisations UK
[24]
Avinash Patra (Indology Writer of the University of Oxford)
[24]
Friends of Prince William and Catherine Middleton
Sir Eric and Lady Anderson (former Provost of Eton College and Prince Charles' teacher at Gordonstoun)
Helen Asprey (the couple's personal private secretary)
[47]
Oliver Baker (friend of Prince William's from university)
[20]
Emily Bevan (friend of Middleton's from university)
Sir Francis and Lady Paxton (family friend of Prince William's)
Tim Billington (horse breeder)
[47]
Olivia Bleasdale (friend of Prince William's and former flatmate from university)
[20]
Fergus Boyd (friend of Prince William's from university)
[20] and Rosie Boyd
Tom Bradby (ITN political editor) and Claudia Bradby (a jewellery designer who worked with Middleton at
Jigsaw )
[48]
Sir Richard Branson and Lady Branson, and their daughter, Dr Holly Branson
Sam Branson (a former friend of Middleton's) was not invited, although his parents and sister did attend
[49]
Isabella Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe (friend of Prince William's)
[20]
Amanda Bush (friend of Prince William's)
Sir Henry Cheape (owner of the
Strathtyrum estate in
St Andrews where the couple shared a farmhouse)
[20]
Alasdair Coutts-Wood (friend of Prince William's from university)
Jessica Craig and Captain Philip Kaye (friends of Prince William's)
[47]
Edward and Lady Tamara van Cutsem (childhood friends of Prince William; her mother, the
Duchess of Westminster , is the Prince's godmother)
[4]
Hugh
van Cutsem (childhood friend of Prince William's) and Rose van Cutsem
[4]
Major Nicholas van Cutsem (childhood friend of Prince William) and Alice van Cutsem
[50]
William van Cutsem (childhood friend of Prince William's)
[20]
Bryony Daniels (friend of Prince William's from university)
Chelsy Davy (friend of Prince Harry's)
[20]
David Dugmore and Roger Dugmore (safari park owners from
Botswana )
[51]
Martin and Sue Fidler (the Middleton family's butchers)
[52]
Rupert Finch (friend of Middleton's)
[20] and
Lady Natasha Isaacs (friend of Prince William's)
Benjamin Fogle (television presenter) and Marina Fogle
[53]
Alicia Fox-Pitt (sister of
William Fox-Pitt ; friend of Middleton's)
[4]
Virginia Fraser (neighbour of the couple's while at university)
[20]
John Haley (landlord of the local village pub in
Bucklebury , frequented by the couple)
[54]
Astrid Harbord (friend of Prince Harry's)
[4]
Oliver Hicks (friend of Prince William's), and his parents, Charles and Virginia Hicks
Olivia Hunt (friend of Prince William's),
[20] and her parents
David Jardine-Paterson (banking heir; friend of Prince William's) and Emilia Jardine-Paterson
[4]
James Jardine-Paterson (banking heir; friend of Prince William's)
[20]
Arthur Landon (friend of Prince William's), and his mother, Lady
Landon
[20]
Tiggy Legge-Bourke (former nanny to Prince William) and Charles Pettifer
[20]
Captain Jack Mann (polo player; friend of Prince William's)
[20]
Lady Laura Marsham (daughter of the
Earl of Romney ), with her brother, The Hon. Michael Marsham
Willem Marx (friend of Middleton's)
[20]
Harry Meade (Old Etonian; friend of the couple's)
[4] and Rosie Meade, with his brother James, sister Lucy and their parents,
Richard and Angela Meade
[20]
Natalie Milbank (friend of the couple's) and Edward Milbank
The Hon.
Drummond Money-Coutts (Magic Circle member)[
citation needed ]
Torquil and Irena Montague-Johnstone (friends of the Middleton family)
[4]
Jake Mulley (friend of Prince William's)
[20]
James Murray Wells (entrepreneur)
[4]
Arabella Musgrave (friend of Prince William's)
[20]
Ryan Naylor (the Middleton family's mailman)
[55]
Hinesh Parmar (friend of the couple's)
[20]
Guy Pelly (friend of Prince William's),
[4] with his parents, John and Vanda Pelly
Hash Shingadia (shopkeeper at a local grocery store in Bucklebury, frequented by the couple) and his wife
[55]
Shriman Maharaj Sahib Shri Raghav Raj Singh Shisodia, 8th Maharaj Sahib of Shivrati (friend of Prince William's) and his wife, Shailja
[56]
Daniel Snow (historian and television presenter) and Lady Edwina Snow (her mother, the
Duchess of Westminster , is the Prince's godmother)
[57]
Thomas van Straubenzee (friend of Prince William's since prep school)
[4]
Luke and
Mark Tomlinson (friends of Prince William's)
[4] with his fiancée,
Laura Bechtolsheimer
[58]
Ben Vestey (polo player) and Chloe Vestey, with his sister, Tamara (friends of Prince William's)
[20]
Sam Waley-Cohen (English jockey, and childhood friend of Prince William's)
[59] with his fiancée, Annabel Ballin, and his parents, Robert and Felicity Waley-Cohen
John and Lady Carolyn Warren (the Queen's racing manager and his wife, daughter of the Queen's former racing manager, the
Earl of Carnarvon ), with their children, Susanna and Jake Warren
[20]
The
Duke and
Duchess of Westminster (the Duchess is one of Prince William's godmothers)
Celebrities and other notable guests
Maid of Honour and Bridesmaids, Best Man and Page Boys
The groom's father, Charles, Prince of Wales, released the official cadre of bridesmaids, pages and the overall makeup of the wedding party:
[67]
Maid of Honour and Best man
Bridesmaids and Page Boys
Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor , aged 7 – daughter of the Earl and Countess of Wessex, and first cousin of Prince William
The Hon.
Margarita Armstrong-Jones , aged 8 – daughter of Viscount and Viscountess Linley, and second cousin of Prince William
Grace van Cutsem, aged 3 – daughter of Hugh and Rose
van Cutsem , and goddaughter of Prince William
Eliza Lopes, aged 3 – daughter of Harry and
Laura Lopes , and granddaughter of the
Duchess of Cornwall
William Lowther-Pinkerton, aged 10 – son of
James and Susannah Lowther-Pinkerton
Thomas Pettifer, aged 8 – son of Charles and Alexandra Pettifer (commonly known as
Tiggy Legge-Bourke ), and godson of Prince William
Absences
Invitation withdrawn
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