Using American ink on English cards and a three-feather badge of the Prince of Wales inked in gold, the royal wedding invitation of Prince Harry with Meghan Markle has requested the pleasure of six hundred guests to be a part at the St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle.
The announcement came across Twitter when Kensington Palace shared pictures of the invitation cards and the printing process on Friday.
The invitations also reads that all those six hundred are to be guests at a lunchtime reception given by Queen Elizabeth II at St George's Hall after the couple publicly exchanges vows on May 19.
A private evening reception, reserved by Prince Charles will follow the nuptials where the royal couple will celebrate with some 200 close friends and family at Frogmore House, a royal mansion near Windsor Castle.
However, the Palace declined to comment on who is on the list.
While the details for the wedding cake were revealed earlier this week and the Best man and bridesmaids yet to be disclosed, the invitations have mentioned the dress code for now and that cites uniform, morning coat or lounge suit for men, or day dress with a hat for ladies.
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