English Polo Pros to attend Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton
Among the 1,900 parishioners, those who are going to take part in the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton at West Minster Abbey, some fabled English polo pros will also grace the colours of historic ceremony. Famous equestrian personalities will be prominent in the wedding ceremonial to prove the sports enthusiasm of Prince William.
The list of the guests is not just only covered by political personalities, dignitaries, celebrities, but stars from most of the sports will also land in London, the Capital of England to participate in the historic wedding. However, ever cautious, most of the guests are keeping secretive about their participation.
Prince William, a polo player have invited numerous of his fellow players and friends from within the country and as well from abroad. Prince William used to play polo in the University, while also took part in many charity events.
The most important names are Nina Vestey along with her brother Ben, Luke Tomlinson, the skipper of the English side. Mark Tomlinson, the brother of Luke is likely to attend the ceremony with his girlfriend, Laura Bechtolsheimer.
In addition to English polo pros, an Indian Royal namely Raghav Raj Singh of Shivrati will also take part in the wedding of the Future Duke of Cambridge. He studied and played polo with William, who is going to marry Kate Middleton on Friday, April 29, 2011. Raghav Raj Singh, the royal of Udaipur will attend the marriage ceremony with his wife.
Apart from polo players, other equestrian professionals are also expected to attend the grand wedding ceremony. From Eventing, Zara Phillips, the cousin of the groom, fabled Eventing pro, Richard Meade along with his son Harry Meade will partake in the historical ceremony. Alica Fox-Pitt, a close friend of Prince William from school time at Marlborough will also participate in the nuptial.
Show-jumping is also one of the favourite sports of Prince William and he must want representation from there as well. Sam Waley-Cohen, a close friend of the pair and winner of the Gold Cup, was also invited in the luxurious ceremonial. Among the others, Robert and Lord Vestey, the upcoming and former Chairmen of the Cheltenham Racecourse, and Jake Warren, the son of the Manager of the Queen Club, are likely to partake in the ceremony.
In the main ceremony, a fifteen-minute wedding-procession from Central London to Westminster Abbey Buckingham Palace will be comprised of eighteen Household Cavalry horses. The procession will be comprised of five carriages in the royal party. Among the total 150 horses used in the wedding, two would be named after the newlywed-couple.
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