Apparently Prince William and Kate Middleton are “calling the shots” over every aspect of their wedding as they refuse to allow courtiers or politicians to dictate to them.
The couple ignored warnings that a spring ceremony could be a washout, choosing Friday, April 29 as their big day, and will not allow protocol to get in the way of who they invite or who presides over the service.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, traditionally conducts major ceremonies at Westminster Abbey, the couple’s chosen venue, but he still has no idea whether he will be overlooked in favour of a minister with a closer personal relationship with the Prince.
A senior royal source Prince William and Catherine Middleton also have the last word on who is invited, and could veto some VIPs to make way for personal friends or deserving members of the public.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton 'calling the shots' over every aspect of their wedding, aides reveal - Telegraph
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