Royal Wedding of Princess Eugenie: Buckingham Palace Reveals New Details

Buckingham Palace released new details Thursday about The next wedding of Princess Eugénie, including the order of the service and the invited charities. The wedding must begin at 11:00 am local time – 6:00 am ET – at the St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, at the same location as The marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan in May.

The order of the service revealed that Eugenie would not wish to obey her husband – something that Harry and Meghan also omitted. Eugenie and the groom, Jack Brooksbank, will take a carriage ride through the streets of Windsor.

But there are differences with the marriage of Harry and Meghan. Reverend David Connor, Dean of Windsor, will deliver the address, while Michael Curry, American Bishop spoke at the wedding of Harry and Meghan. In another difference, the prayers will be led by John Sentamu, the retired Archbishop of York, while Archbishop Angaelos and Reverend Rose Hudson-Wilkin of the Nave led prayers at the wedding. from Harry and Meghan.

In addition, Eugenie and Brooksbank will not participate in the long march of Windsor. And Brooksbank will not wear a wedding band, while Harry will wear one.

The sister of Eugenie, Princess Beatrice, will read a passage of "The Great Gatsby".

Italian singer Andrea Bocelli will perform at the ceremony, as will the musicians of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Prince Andrew, the father of Eugenie, is one of the patrons of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Among the 1,200 guests, there will be a number of charities, including the Royal National Orthopedic Hospital, the US Trust Fund to End Violence in the United States. Women, the big cat sanctuary and veterans support the wounded, whose father is the executive director.

In an interview with British Vogue earlier this year, Eugenie said she was "anti-plastic" and wanted the wedding to be free of plastic.

Buckingham Palace released earlier Prince George, 5, will be a page page and Princess Charlotte, 3, will be a bridesmaid. The other great-grandchildren of Queen Elizabeth, Savannah Phillips, 7, Isla Phillips, 6, and Mia Tindall, 4, will also be bridesmaids. The children of Prince Edward, Lady Louise Windsor, 14, and Viscount Severn, 10, will be special assistants.

But this royal wedding sparked a "real debate" about the British royal family, said BBC News' Simon Bates. Prince Charles, first on the throne line and uncle Eugenie, called for a "slimming" of the family thoroughly: it's the Queen and Prince Philip – both to the bar of 90, at the bar – Prince Charles and Camilla take over more public duties, followed by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.