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6 year oldPublic ‘invited’ to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’ wedding
SCHOOL children, wounded soldiers and community youth leaders will make up a crowd of more than 2600 people invited into the grounds of Windsor Castle for a front-row view of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s arrival at their wedding.
With the nuptials just over two months away, the royal couple have released further details about how they intend to involve the public in their big day.
The wedding will be at St George’s Chapel, inside the grounds of Windsor Castle, in front of 800 VIP guests and family members of Prince Harry, 33, and American actor Ms Markle, 36.
The couple have already confirmed they will take a carriage ride down Windsor High Street to allow the public a closer look at the festivities.
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