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Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank invited representatives of the Royal National Orthopedic Hospital to the royal wedding, with great fondness for the bride's childhood illness.

Eugenie was diagnosed with scoliosis at the age of 12 and was treated at the Royal National Orthopedic Hospital.

Hospital representatives – the UK's largest orthopedic hospital, which provides a range of neuro-musculoskeletal health care, ranging from spinal injuries to specialized rehabilitation – will appreciate the wedding day on the site of Windsor Castle.

Buckingham Palace said in a statement: "Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank invited members of the public to visit the Windsor Castle site to join the celebrations on their wedding day.

"Princess Eugenie was diagnosed with scoliosis at the age of 12 and was treated at the Royal National Orthopedic Hospital.

"Inspired by her treatment, Her Royal Highness is the godmother of the hospital's redevelopment program and gives her name to her new state-of-the-art treatment center, Princess Eugenie.

"Princess Eugenie is also the godmother of the European School of Osteopathy, a world-renowned provider of undergraduate and postgraduate osteopathic education."

The daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson was a young girl with severe back problems.

The 28-year-old woman underwent spinal surgery for eight hours, with titanium stems of right thumb placed on either side of her spine.

Eugenie said: "In 2002, when I was 12 years old, I was diagnosed with scoliosis and was told that I would need corrective surgery.

"It was, of course, a scary prospect for a 12 year old child. I still remember very well my nervousness in the days and weeks before the operation.

"After three days of intensive care, I spent a week in one unit and six days in a wheelchair, but I was walking again afterward.

"Without the care I received at the RNOH, I would not be like what I am doing now; my back would be curved. And I could not talk about scoliosis as I do now and help other kids come to me with the same problem. "

Princess Eugenie opened the door only recently on this disease and published earlier this year a picture of a radiography of the spine on Instagram to raise awareness of the disease.

Representatives of the Teenage Cancer Trust, street children, the Salvation Army, the United Nations Trust Fund for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the United Nations Trust Fund the key to freedom, support for wounded veterans, the Big Cat Sanctuary, the Elephant Family, Project 0, charity: water, print room The Coronet Patterns and Tate Young were also invited.

The Buckingham Palace's statement comes as Windsor Dean David Conner praised the "perfect couple," Eugenie and Jack, 31.

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The dean, who will officiate when the couple pronounces his wedding vows and gives the address, gave this couple the traditional pre-marital counseling.

Speaking on the eve of the wedding, he said: "They form a perfect couple.

"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."

The dean said that the wedding service would be a mix of "traditional and modern".

The details of the service were not revealed, but speaking of his mood, he said: "It will be a mix of tradition and modernity and it will obviously be a great opportunity, but I also hope it will have an air privacy.

"You just have to remember that it's their day and really do your best to focus on them and not on the hundreds of famous and semi-famous people that will be around you."

Speaking of the couple's contribution to the service, he added: "Of course, the basic framework of the service is defined but there are many variables and they have had a very significant influence on the final choice."

He said that he would see Eugenie and Jack later on Thursday and that it was important that any couple repeat themselves, so it was in "familiar territory".

When Eugenie prepares to walk down the alley of St George's Chapel tomorrow, a multitude of bets have been placed on the one who will design her wedding dress.

Erdem remains the bookies favorite at 2/1, but Ladbrokes said there had been a host of bets for the British design brand Suzannah, with odds reduced from 9/2 to 3/1.

Meanwhile, Paddy Power suspended bets on Eugenie wearing Stella McCartney after a deluge of bets.