Meghan Markle - Prince Harry royal wedding invitations revealed, dispatched

Meghan Markle – Prince Harry royal wedding invitations revealed, dispatched

By Associated Press

Invitations for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding in May, are displayed after they have been printed at the workshop of Barnard and Westwood in London Thursday March 22, 2018. | Victoria Jones/Pool via AP

LONDON — Time to check that mailbox.

Kensington Palace said Thursday that invitations for the wedding between Prince Harry and his American fiancée Meghan Markle have been dispatched.

Some 600 people have been invited to the May 19 nuptials at noon at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle. All 600 have also been invited to a lunchtime reception given by Queen Elizabeth II at St George’s Hall.

Lottie Small cuts the crests being used on the invitations for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding in May, at the workshop of Barnard and Westwood in London Thursday March 22, 2018. Prince Harry and Meghan will get married at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle on Saturday May 19. | Victoria Jones/Pool via AP

Harry and Markle will also celebrate with some 200 guests at a private evening reception given by Charles at Frogmore House, a royal mansion near Windsor Castle. The palace declined to comment on who is on the list.

The invitations, which are beveled and gilded along the edges, feature Prince Charles’ three-feather badge embossed in gold. They feature italic writing on thick white card, and are issued under the name of Charles, father of the groom.

The invitations revealed the dress code for wedding guests: Uniform, morning coat or lounge suit for men, or day dress with a hat for ladies.

The stationery was made by Barnard & Westwood, which has held the Royal Warrant for printing and bookbinding since 1985.

Windsor Castle is a smaller venue compared to London’s Westminster Abbey, where Harry’s brother Prince William and Kate Middleton married in 2011. That royal wedding packed in 1,900 guests.

Associated Press

Lottie Small adds gold ink to the die stamping press for the invitations for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding in May, at the workshop of Barnard and Westwood in London Thursday March 22, 2018. | Victoria Jones/Pool via AP

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