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Royal Wedding Guests: Who's Coming? Who's Busy?

by Victoria Loustalot, Posted Mar 21st 2011 10:00AM

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The invitations to Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding on April 29th went out weeks ago, and now, with little more than a month to go before the big day, the guests are sending in their RSVPs. For most of us, it's pretty much impossible to fathom NOT going to the royal wedding if we found an invitation in our mailbox. But most of us aren't royalty, and royal invitations, even to weddings, aren't all good cheer and well wishes. Politics are still politics, and some guests have their own agendas to attend to. And then, of course, some have countries to run! Check out this slide show on The Huffington Post to find out who's gonna make it and who's gonna pass (and why).

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    Mike
    4-11-2011 @12:13PM
    Mike said...

    My only comment is" Who gives a rat's ass?

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    alice
    4-11-2011 @12:58PM
    alice said...

    That was ugly comment.if u do not care just ignore it.

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