'Ordinary' people may take first rank at marriage Harry and Meghan

- The British royal house has again revealed some details about the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19th. The couple invites 2640 'ordinary' people who will be at the first place at Windsor Castle on arrival and departure of the bride and groom and their guests, reports Kensington Palace.

Prince Harry and Meghan already announced at the announcement of their engagement that the public would be involved as much as possible in the festivities. The group of 2640 will soon include twelve hundred people from all over Britain. They are selected by the various 'Lord Lieutenants'. Harry and Meghan have asked for a cross-section of the entire population with different backgrounds and ages with special preference for people who have meant something to society.

The rest of the audience at Windsor will soon be two hundred people from charities and organizations involving Harry and Meghan, including the foundations Harry is the patron. There will also be a hundred pupils from the two local schools, 610 employees from Windsor Castle and St. George's Chapel and 530 employees from the royal household.

Earlier it had already been announced that the wedding would take place at 12.00 o'clock in the St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. After the ceremony, the couple makes a trip in a carriage through the town of Windsor, eventually returning to the castle.