List of wedding guests of Prince William and Catherine Middleton

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The following is the guest list for the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton.[1]

Relatives of the groom[]

House of Windsor[]

  • The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh,[2] the groom's paternal grandparents
    • The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall,[2] the groom's father and stepmother
      • Prince Harry of Wales,[2] the groom's brother
    • The Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence,[3] the groom's paternal aunt and uncle
      • Peter and Autumn Phillips,[4] the groom's first cousin and his wife
      • Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall,[4] the groom's first cousin and her fiancé
    • The Duke of York,[5] the groom's paternal uncle
      • Princess Beatrice of York,[5][6][7] the groom's first cousin
      • Princess Eugenie of York,[5][6] the groom's first cousin
    • The Earl and Countess of Wessex,[3] the groom's paternal uncle and aunt
  • The Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon's family:
    • The Viscount and Viscountess Linley,[8] the groom's first cousin, once removed, and his wife
      • The Hon. Charles Armstrong-Jones,[8] the groom's second cousin
      • The Hon. Margarita Armstrong-Jones, the groom's second cousin
    • Lady Sarah and Daniel Chatto,[8] the groom's first cousin, once removed, and her husband
      • Samuel Chatto,[8] the groom's second cousin
      • Arthur Chatto,[8] the groom's second cousin

Other descendants of the Prince's great-great-grandfather King George V and their families:

  • The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester,[9] the groom's first cousin, twice removed and his wife
    • Earl and Countess of Ulster,[8] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and his wife
    • Lady Davina and Gary Lewis,[10] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and her husband
    • Lady Rose and George Gilman,[8] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and her husband
  • The Duke and Duchess of Kent,[9] the groom's first cousin, twice removed and his wife
    • Earl and Countess of St Andrews,[8] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and his wife
      • Lord Downpatrick,[8] the groom's third cousin
      • Lady Marina-Charlotte Windsor,[8] the groom's third cousin
      • Lady Amelia Windsor,[8] the groom's third cousin
    • Lady Helen and Timothy Taylor,[8] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and her husband
    • Lord and Lady Nicholas Windsor,[8] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and his wife
  • Princess Alexandra, The Hon. Lady Ogilvy,[8] the groom's godmother and first cousin, twice removed
    • James and Julia Ogilvy,[8] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and his wife
    • Marina Ogilvy,[8] the groom's second cousin, once removed
  • Prince and Princess Michael of Kent,[9] the groom's first cousin, twice removed and his wife
    • Lord and Lady Frederick Windsor,[8] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and his wife
    • Lady Gabriella Windsor,[8] the groom's second cousin, once removed

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 title has been noted (first cousin on grandfather's side, instead of third cousin on grandmother's side, etc.):

  • Denmark The Queen of Denmark,[11] the groom's third cousin, twice removed
  • Sweden The Crown Princess of Sweden and The Duke of Västergötland,[12][13] the groom's fourth cousin, once removed, and her husband (representing the King of Sweden)
  • Norway The King and Queen of Norway[12][13] the groom's second cousin, twice removed and his wife
  • Spain The Queen of Spain[14] the groom's second cousin, once removed (representing the King of Spain)
    • Spain The Prince and Princess of Asturias[12] the groom's third cousin and his wife
  • The Margrave and Margravine of Baden,[15][16] the groom's first cousin once removed, and his wife
  • Princess Margarita of Baden,[17] the groom's first cousin, once removed
  • King Constantine II and Queen Anne-Marie of the Hellenes,[16][18] the groom's second cousin, once removed, and third cousin, once removed (King Constantine is also Prince William's godfather)
  • King Michael I of Romania, the groom's second cousin, once removed[16][19]
    • Crown Princess Margareta of Romania[8][16] the groom's third cousin
  • Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia, the groom's third cousin and his wife[16][18]
  • The Landgrave of Hesse[16][20] the groom's third cousin, twice removed
  •  [nl] and Princess Karl of Hesse, the groom's first cousin, once removed, and his wife
  • The Prince and Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg,[15][16][21] the groom's second cousin
  • Princess Xenia[16] and Mr Max Soltmann, the groom's second cousin and her husband
  • The Lady Saltoun,[8] widow of the groom's second cousin, thrice removed
  • The Countess Mountbatten of Burma,[22] the groom's first cousin, twice removed
  • Lady Pamela Hicks, the groom's first cousin, twice removed[23]

Bowes-Lyon Family[]

  • The Hon. Margaret Rhodes, the groom's first cousin, twice removed
  • Lady Elizabeth Shakerley, the groom's second cousin, once removed

Spencer family[]

  • Lady Sarah and Neil McCorquodale,[24] 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 Lady and Lord Fellowes,[24] 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,[24] the groom's maternal uncle and his fiancée
    • Lady Kitty Spencer, the groom's first cousin
    • Lady Eliza Spencer, the groom's first cousin
    • Lady Amelia Spencer, the groom's first cousin
    • Viscount Althorp, the groom's first cousin
  • Lady Anne Wake-Walker,[24] the groom's maternal great-aunt
  • The Lord and Lady Fermoy, the groom's first cousin, once removed, and his wife

Relatives of the bride[]

See also: Family of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
  • Michael and Carole Middleton,[2] the bride's parents
    • Pippa Middleton[2] and Mr Alex Loudon,[25] the bride's sister and her guest
    • James Middleton,[2] the bride's brother
  • Gary and Luan Goldsmith,[26] the bride's maternal uncle and his ex-wife
    • Tallulah Goldsmith,[26] the bride's first cousin
  • Richard Middleton,[26] the bride's paternal uncle
  • Nicholas Middleton,[26] the bride's paternal uncle
  • Simon Middleton,[26] the bride's paternal uncle
  • Adam Middleton,[26] the bride's first cousin
  • Lucy Middleton,[26] the bride's first cousin
  • Anne Gabriella Middleton,[26] the bride's first cousin
  • Matita Glassborow[26] the bride's first cousin, once removed; great great-niece of Dame Ellen Terry[27]
  • Dr Penny Barton,[28] the bride's first cousin, once removed
  • David Middleton[26]
  • Elizabeth Middleton[26]
  • Timothy Middleton[26]
  • John Middleton[26]
  • Jean Harrison[26]
  • Stephen Lupton[26]

Foreign royalty[]

Members of reigning royal families[]

  • Belgium The Duke and Duchess of Brabant (representing The King of the Belgians)[18] The Duke is Prince William's fourth cousin through Christian IX of Denmark
  • Bhutan The King of Bhutan[29]
  • Brunei The Sultan[12] and Queen of Brunei[8]
  • Kuwait Sheikh Ahmad Hmoud Al-Sabah (representing the Emir of Kuwait)[who?][8]
  • Lesotho Prince Seeiso and Princess Mabereng of Lesotho (representing The King of Lesotho)[8]
  • Luxembourg The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Luxembourg[30] The Grand Duke is Prince William's fourth cousin through Christian IX of Denmark
  • Malaysia The King and Queen of Malaysia[8]
  • Monaco The Prince of Monaco and fiancée Charlene Wittstock[12]
  • Morocco Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco (representing The King of Morocco) [8]
  • Netherlands The Prince of Orange and Princess Máxima of the Netherlands (representing The Queen of the Netherlands)[12] The Prince is Prince William's fifth cousin once removed through Paul I of Russia
  • Oman Prince Sayyid Haitham bin Tariq Al Said of Oman (representing the Sultan of Oman) [8]
  • Qatar The Emir of Qatar and Sheika Mozah[31]
  • Saudi Arabia Prince Mohamed bin Nawaf and his wife Princess Fadwa of Saudi Arabia[8] (representing the King of Saudi Arabia; Prince Mohammed is Saudi Arabian Ambassador to the United Kingdom)
  • Eswatini The King of Swaziland[8]
  • Thailand The Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand (representing The King of Thailand)[32]
  • Tonga The King of Tonga[33]
  • United Arab Emirates The Crown Prince of Dubai (representing the Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates)
  • United Arab Emirates The Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi (representing the President of the United Arab Emirates) [34]

Members of non-reigning royal families[]

  • King Simeon II and Queen Margarita of the Bulgarians,[8][16] the King and Prince William are four times fourth cousins three times removed, sharing Francis, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld as their common ancestor
  • Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia,[8][16] the Groom's second cousin once removed

Commonwealth[]

Commonwealth Governors-General

Prime Ministers of Commonwealth realms

Politicians and diplomats[]

Ambassadors to the United Kingdom

Lieutenant Governors of the Crown Dependencies

Delegates from the British Overseas Territories

Other dignitaries from within Great Britain and Northern Ireland

British armed forces[]

Religious figures[]

Friends of Prince William and Catherine Middleton[]

  • Isabella Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe (friend of Prince William)[25]
  • Helen Asprey (the couple's personal private secretary)[52]
  • Oliver Baker (friend of Prince William's from university)[25]
  • Emily Bevan (friend of Middleton's from university)
  • Sir Francis Paxton & Lady Allegra Paxton (family friend of Prince William)
  • Tim Billington (horse breeder)[52]
  • Olivia Bleasdale (friend of Prince William's from university; former flatmate at university)[25]
  • Fergus Boyd (friend of Prince William's from university)[25] and wife, Rosie
  • Tom Bradby (ITN political editor) and Claudia Bradby (a jewellery designer who worked with Middleton at Jigsaw)[7]
  • Sir Richard Branson (who offered his Caribbean retreat, Necker Island, as a venue for the royal honeymoon) and Lady Branson, and their daughter, Dr Holly Branson.[53]
    • Sam Branson (a former friend of Middleton's) was not invited,[54] although his parents and sister did attend.
  • Amanda Bush (friend of Prince William's)
  • Sir Henry Cheape (owner of the Strathtyrum estate in St. Andrews where the couple shared a farmhouse)[25]
  • Alasdair Coutts-Wood (friend of Prince William's from St. Andrews)
  • Jessica 'Jecca' Craig (with Captain Philip Kaye; friends of Prince William's)[52]
  • Edward and Lady Tamara van Cutsem (family friends since the Prince's childhood; her mother, the Duchess of Westminster, is the Prince's godmother)[4]
  • Hugh and Rose van Cutsem (parents of bridesmaid Grace van Cutsem; Hugh van Cutsem has been a family friend since the Prince's childhood)[4]
  • Major Nicholas van Cutsem (family friend since the Prince's childhood) and wife, Alice[55]
  • William van Cutsem (friend of Prince William's)[25]
  • Bryony Daniels (friend of Prince William's from St. Andrews)
  • Chelsy Davy (friend of Prince Harry's)[25]
  • Davina Duckworth-Chad (friend of Prince William's)[25] with her husband, Tom Barber
  • David Dugmore and Roger Dugmore (safari park owners from Botswana)[56]
  • Rupert Finch (friend of Middleton's)[25] and Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs
  • Ben Fogle (TV presenter) and his wife, Marina Fogle[7]
  • Alicia Fox-Pitt (sister of William Fox-Pitt; Middleton's friend)[4]
  • Virginia Fraser (neighbour of the couple's while at St Andrews)[25]
  • 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),[25] and her parents
  • David Jardine-Paterson and Emilia d'Erlanger (banking heir, Prince William's friend; the couple attended their wedding last year)[4]
  • James Jardine-Paterson (banking heir; Prince William's friend)[25]
  • Arthur Landon (friend of Prince William's), son of late Sir James Timothy Whittington Landon with his mother, Katalin, Lady Landon, born Princess Esterhazy de Galantha[25]
  • Tiggy Legge-Bourke (former nanny to Prince William) and Charles Pettifer[25]
  • Captain Jack Mann (polo player; friend of Prince William's)[25]
  • Lady Laura Marsham, daughter of the 8th Earl of Romney, with her brother, Hon. Michael Marsham
  • Willem Marx (friend of Middleton's)[25]
  • Harry Meade (Old Etonian; friend of the couple's)[4] and Rosie Meade, along with his brother James, sister Lucy and their parents, Olympic gold medallist Richard Meade and Angela Meade[25]
  • Natalie Milbank (friend of the couple's) and Edward Milbank
  • Drummond Money-Coutts (Magic Circle member)[citation needed]
  • Torquil Montague-Johnstone and Irena Montague-Johnstone (friends of the Middleton family)[4]
  • Jake Mulley (friend of Prince William's)[25]
  • James Murray Wells (entrepreneur; Old Harrovian)[4]
  • Arabella Musgrave (friend of Prince William's)[25]
  • Hinesh Parmar (friend of the bride and groom)[25]
  • (friend of Prince William's),[4] with his parents, John Pelly and Vanda Pelly (born Vanda J. Allfrey)
  • Earl Percy, Lord Max Percy, Lady Melissa Percy, and Lady Catherine Valentine (the children of Ralph Percy, 12th Duke of Northumberland)[4]
  • Shriman Maharaj Sahib Shri Raghav Raj Singh Shisodia, 8th Maharaj Sahib of Shivrati (friend of Prince William's) and his wife Shailja[57]
  • Daniel Snow (historian/television presenter) and Lady Edwina Snow (her mother, the Duchess of Westminster, is the Prince's godmother)[58]
  • Thomas van Straubenzee (friend of Prince William's since prep school)[4]
  • Luke and Mark Tomlinson (friends of Prince William's)[4] with fiancée, Laura Bechtolsheimer[59]
  • Ben Vestey (polo player), his wife Chloe and his sister Tamara (friends of Prince William's)[25]
  • Sam Waley-Cohen (English jockey, and childhood friend of Prince William's)[60] 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)
  • Susanna and Jake Warren (children of John and Lady Carolyn Warren)[25]
  • Sir Eric and Lady Anderson, Former Provost of Eton and Charles's teacher at Gordonstoun; Sir Eric advised Prince William on his gap year.
  • John Haley (landlord of the local village pub in Bucklebury, frequented by the couple)[61]
  • Hash Shingadia (shopkeeper at a local grocery store in Bucklebury, frequented by the couple) and his wife[62]
  • Ryan Naylor (the Middleton family's mailman)[62]
  • Martin and Sue Fidler (the Middleton family's butchers)[63]

Celebrities and other notable guests[]

  • Gregory Allen (yoga teacher)[42]
  • Brian Alexander (Managing Director of The Mustique Company)[42]
  • Joseph Allbritton (former owner of Riggs Bank)
  • Rowan Atkinson[42] and wife, Sunetra
  • David and Victoria Beckham[42]
  • Sir Trevor Brooking[8]
  • The Viscount Bridport[26]
  • Sir Yogendra Pasupalati (Mustique-based physician)[42]
  • Butrint R Gashi (Executive, The Mustique Company)[42]
  • Basil Charles (owner of Basil's Bar, Mustique)[42]
  • Manuel Colonques (Chairman of Porcelanosa)
  • The Dowager Duchess of Devonshire
    • The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, friends of the Royal Family[64]
  • Marquess Vittorio Frescobaldi (wine industrialist and head of the Italian Frescobaldi noble family)
  • Andrew Gailey (Vice-Provost of Eton College, who was Prince William's Housemaster)[8]
  • Rear Admiral Sir Donald Gosling (co-founder National Car Parks) with Gabriella Di Nora (Diana, Princess of Wales' former personal shopper)
  • Edward Gould (Master of Marlborough College between 1993 and 2003)[8]
  • Amy Huberman (Irish actress)[65]
  • Sir Elton John and David Furnish[66]
  • Count Tibor Kálnoky de Kőröspatak (Hungarian nobleman and landlord who manages Prince Charles's properties in Transylvania)
  • Timur Kuanyshev (Kazakh industrialist) and Alfiya Kuanysheva
  • Sir John Madejski (Chairman of Reading Football Club)[42]
  • Hugh Morrison (horse trainer), and Mary Morrison[26]
  • Philippa Naylor (designer)[26]
  • The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, old family friends[67]
    • Lady Catherine Valentine
    • Earl Percy and his siblings, as old family friends
    • Lady Melissa Percy
    • Lord Max Percy
  • Tara Palmer-Tomkinson (television presenter and socialite)
  • Pedro Pesudo (Director of Porcelanosa)
  • Juergen Pierburg (art collector and philanthropist)
  • The Lord Petre (Lord Lieutenant of Essex)
  • Roger Pritchard (Managing Director of The Mustique Company)[42]
  • Guy Ritchie with Jacqui Ainsley[42]
  • Lily Safra (Brazilian-Monegasque philanthropist)[68]
  • Richard Schaffer (tennis coach at Mustique)[42]
  • Lucia Santa Cruz (daughter of former Chilean ambassador; friend of Prince Charles's)
  • Joss Stone[8]
  • Mario Testino (fashion photographer who took the engagement photos)
  • Ian Thorpe (Australian Olympic gold medalist swimmer)[60]
  • Matthew Vaughn[69]
  • Martyn Williams (Welsh rugby player)[60]
  • Sir Clive and Lady Woodward[26][42][60]
  • Jon Zammett (Head of public relations of the German car manufacturer Audi)
  • The Duke and Duchess of Westminster

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:[70]

Maid of Honour and Best man[]

  • Pippa Middleton, the Maid of Honour
  • Prince Harry, the Best man

Bridesmaids and Page Boys[]

  • Lady Louise Windsor, aged 7 – daughter of Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, and Sophie, Countess of Wessex
  • The Hon. Margarita Armstrong-Jones, aged 8 – daughter of Viscount and Viscountess Linley
  • Grace van Cutsem, aged 3 – goddaughter of Prince William and daughter of Hugh Ralph van Cutsem and his wife, Rose van Cutsem (born Rose Nancy Langhorne Astor)
  • Eliza Lopes, aged 3 – daughter of Harry Lopes and Laura Lopes (born Laura Rose Parker Bowles), and granddaughter of Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
  • William Lowther-Pinkerton, aged 10 – son of Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton and his wife, Susannah Lowther-Pinkerton (born Susannah Lucy Richards)
  • Thomas Pettifer, aged 8 – godson of Prince William and son of Charles Pettifer and Tiggy Legge-Bourke

Notable people who declined their invitations[]

The following are notable people who declined their invitations for various reasons:

  • Canada Stephen Harper (Prime Minister of Canada) and his wife Laureen Harper – the wedding day was three days before the Canadian federal elections.[71]
  • Papua New Guinea Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare (Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea) and Lady Somare[37] – Michael Somare was recovering from surgery.[72]
  • United Kingdom The Baroness Thatcher (Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 1979–1990) – declined due to ill health.[73]
  • Jordan The King and Queen of Jordan – declined due to the protests in their country.
  • Netherlands The Queen of the Netherlands – declined due to her nation's observance of Queen's Day, which is the day after.[74]
  • Belgium The King of the Belgians and Queen Paola – because of the beatification ceremony for Pope John Paul II
  • Spain The King of Spain – could not attend as he was recovering from surgery; was represented by his wife.[14]
  • Sweden The King of Sweden – declined due to his own birthday celebrations which took place the day after.
  • Cambodia The King of Cambodia[75]
  • Liechtenstein The Hereditary Prince of Liechtenstein – because of the beatification ceremony for Pope John Paul II.
  • Bahrain The Crown Prince of Bahrain – declined due to the ensuing protests in that country.[76]
  • Japan The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Japan – declined due to the earthquake and tsunami that devastated their country.[77]
  • Belize Dean Barrow (Prime Minister of Belize)[78][why?]
  • New Zealand Richie McCaw (New Zealand national rugby union captain) – declined due to commitments to his Super Rugby club, the Crusaders.[60]
  • Republic of Ireland Brian O'Driscoll (Ireland national rugby union captain and husband of invitee, actress Amy Huberman) – declined due to commitments to his club team, Leinster, who were to play a Heineken Cup semi-final against Toulouse the day after the wedding.[60][65]
  • United Kingdom The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk – declined due to the announcement of their separation.[79]

Invitation withdrawn[]

See also[]

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