READ MORE:Prince Harry has agreed to stay away from the wedding of one of his closest friends for fear of his feud with his brother William overshadowing the event, it is claimed.
It means that the Prince of Wales is free to be an usher for Hugh, who has been friends with the pair since childhood, avoiding the potentially awkward situation of having to show Harry to his seat during the ceremony. It is claimed that Prince Harry made a 'civilised agreement' with Hugh not to attend his wedding. Pictured: The Duke of Sussex at Westminster Abbey on May 6 for the Coronation of King Charles III
Despite the awkwardness surrounding his wedding, Hugh - who is normally publicity-shy - remains good friends with both Harry and William and he could link up with his California-based friend if he fulfils his goal of representing Great Britain in clay pigeon shooting at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
The event will take place at Chester Cathedral on Friday, June 7. Pictured: The outside of Chester Cathedral King Charles and Queen Camilla are not expected to attend the ceremony as the monarch recovers from cancer treatment and visits France the day before. Pictured: Charles and Camilla on HMS Iron Duke in September 2023
Other attendees will include Lady Zoe Warren, the aristocratic yoga guru and youngest child of the 14th Earl of Galloway, and her husband, Jake Warren, a godson of Princess Diana and son of Queen Elizabeth II's racing manager, John Warren. There city of Chester itself is expected to see thousands of people flock into its walls to witness the occasion in scenes reminiscent of his sister's wedding, where an estimated 4,000 people lined the streets.
Lady Edwina Grosvenor and her husband, TV historian Dan Snow, will be in attendance and Edwina's brother's wedding. Pictured: Dan Snow and Lady Edwina at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at Windsor Castle in May 2018 After his graduation, Grosvenor worked in estate management at the food and agriculture company Wheatsheaf Group, an investment business based in the Eaton estate and owned by the Grosvenor Group.
After the death of his father, Hugh became the 7th Duke of Westminster and inherited a £10billion estate. Pictured: The late Queen is pictured with the late Duke of Westminster Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, who died suddenly in 2016