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Duke of Westminster wedding guestlist Harry and Meghan Camilla

 The Duke of Westminster, Hugh Grosvenor, has decided to exclude the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from his wedding guest list next summer. The decision was made after the Duke was mindful of the royal row that complicated his sister's ceremony at the same venue.


The Duke was 'very conscious' of the tensions surrounding the wedding of Lady Tamara Grosvenor and Edward van Cutsem at Chester Cathedral in 2004 and did not want anything similar at his own. Camilla Parker Bowles was invited to his sister's wedding but was told that she would not be permitted to sit with Prince Charles and would have to sit several rows back. She would also have to arrive separately. This was because Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were due to attend the ceremony. A Buckingham Palace courtier was quoted as saying at the time: 'It may provoke comment on the day, but Her Majesty will also be attending and she is a stickler for protocol. A pew will be set aside for the members of the Royal Family attending, and it would be inappropriate for Mrs Parker Bowles to sit beside Prince Charles since she has no official standing. Even for Mrs Parker Bowles to arrive with the Prince at the event, in the presence of the Queen, would be to confer rights and status upon her that she simply does not have.'¹²