Guess who's going to be in Princess Eugenie's bridal party

Despite covering Harry and Meghan's big day extensively, the BBC turned down covering Princess Eugenie.

British comedian Jimmy Carr has arrived for Princess Eugenie's royal wedding. They will also have Prince George and Princess Charlotte in their wedding party and even some of the same guests like George and Amal Clooney.

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The Archbishop of York wrote a personal prayer for the service but it's the Dean of Windsor who will officiate Eugenie and Jack exchanging vows.

The second royal wedding of the year will take place at St George's Chapel, in the grounds of Windsor Castle, on Friday, October 12.

The ninth-in-line to the throne is following in the footsteps of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who also chose the venue for their wedding in May.

They will then take an open-top carriage ride through Windsor, although it will be shorter than the one Harry and Meghan took in May when thousands thronged the streets and hundreds of millions worldwide watched on television.

The pictures coincided with the announcement of the bridal party.

The Queen, Princess Diana, the Duchess of Cambridge and Eugenie's mother Sarah, Duchess of York, have all followed the tradition.

In an interview with British Vogue earlier this year, Eugenie said she is "anti-plastic" and aims for the wedding to be plastic-free.

41-year-old film producer Engleson married Tracey Kurland, 32, on Saturday night after only one year of dating in an intimate ceremony in the exclusive neighbourhood of Hidden Hills, California. He proposed to her in January during a trip to the Central American country of Nicaragua, choosing a romantic spot next to a lake and a volcano.

These concerns aren't popular in Windsor's business community, where the surging popularity of the royal family in recent years - and the afterglow of Harry and Meghan's wedding - has helped bring in visitors in recent months. "But there's something different about Friday's royal wedding, and people aren't happy".

The wedding is being screened in full on ITV from 09:25 BST as part of a three-hour special of the daily magazine show, This Morning. We bet there will be a lot of black.