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Joseph Afrane and Sky London are among those who are soaked in the city's atmosphere
Thousands of supporters are expected in Windsor for the wedding of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank.
Some 850 guests are expected, including X Factor judges, Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda Field, singer Ellie Goulding and model Cara Delevingne.
Another 1,200 selected members of the public will attend a live broadcast in the castle grounds.
Many royal observers arrived in the city on Thursday to occupy the best places for the newlywed procession at noon.
The wedding is fully screened on ITV from 9:25 am TSB as part of a three hour special show from the daily magazine This Morning show.
Princess Eugenie is the daughter of the Duke of York and Sarah Ferguson.
She and the leader, Jack Brooksbank, will tie up at St George's Chapel, where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were married in May.
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The two men went to the last rehearsal Thursday on the site, with photographers taking pictures of a smiling Eugenie in her car.
In an interview for This Morning, Eugenie admitted that the pre-wedding nerves were "crawling".
She also described being "all butterflies" when they met while they were skiing in Switzerland in 2010.
"I think I called my mom that night and said," I met this guy, Jack "… I remember saying," I really like, really, that guy, I really want him to love me too, "she said.
She realized that the feeling was reciprocal when he gave her a "huge wave of wiper", she added.
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Mr. Brooksbank described his future wife as a "bright light".
"She has been amazing, she has the ability to do a million things at the same time in her brain, including working and organizing everything for the wedding," he added.
Who will be there?
Celebrities expected to share this special day include supermodel Cindy Crawford, David and Victoria Beckham, singer James Blunt and his wife Sofia Wellesley, and George and Amal Clooney.
Members of the Royal Family should begin arriving at the Galilee porch of Windsor Castle at approximately 10:25 am BST. The ceremony will begin at 11 am
The children of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, will assume the roles of page boy and bridesmaid again.
Other bridesmaids are Mia Tindall – Zara's daughter and Mike Tindall – cousins of Mia, Savannah and Isla, Eugenie's goddaughter, Maud Windsor, and Robbie Williams's daughter, Theodora.
The other pageboy is Louis de Givenchy, six years old, son of friends.
The sister of Eugenie, Princess Beatrice, is the maid of honor. Mr. Brooksbank chose his brother, Thomas, as the best man.
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What time is it going?
- 07:00 – Castle doors open to the public
- 08:30 – guests begin arriving at St George's Chapel
- 10:32 – The mother of the bride – Sarah, the Duchess of York – and Princess Beatrice arrive
- 10:35 – the groom and the best man arrive
- 10:52 – The Queen arrives
- 10:57 – The bride arrives, escorted by her father, the Duke of York
- 11:00 – the service starts
- 12:00 – the newlyweds leave for a procession of carriages
Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli will perform two plays at the ceremony, which will also include music by members of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
They will also hear a personal prayer written by the Archbishop of York, John Sentamu.
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Windsor Dean David Conner will officiate and deliver a speech.
He described the queen's granddaughter and her fiancé as the "perfect couple" after giving them traditional advice before marriage.
"They are very natural to each other, they obviously love each other, but they have a lot of fun together and it was a real pleasure working with them," he said.
The Queen then organizes an afternoon reception at St. George's Hall, at the castle. An evening will be held at the York Family House, Royal Lodge, in Windsor Great Park.
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Families pay for the private aspects of marriage.
However, Republican activists claim that taxpayers face a security bill estimated at £ 2 million.
The Republic campaign group argues that since Princess Eugenie, ninth in the ranks of the throne, does not fulfill her public duties, families should pay the bill.
Buckingham Palace says that this is the responsibility of the police.
