, Elizabeth's mother
Queen Elizabeth, Elizabeth's grandmother
Queen Mary, Philip's mother
Princess Andrew of Greece and Denmark,
Princess Margaret,
Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester,
Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester,
Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent,
Lady Patricia Ramsay,
Sir Alexander Ramsay,
Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, the
Earl of Athlone,
Victoria, Marchioness of Milford Haven, the
Marchioness of Milford Haven, the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the
Dean of Westminster, the
Countess Mountbatten and
Earl Mountbatten of Burma, the
King of Norway, the
King of Romania, the
Queen and
King of Denmark Reference: Bride's family •
The King and
Queen, ''the bride's parents'' •
The Princess Margaret, ''the bride's sister'' •
Queen Mary, ''the bride's paternal grandmother'' •
The Princess Royal's family: •
The Earl of Harewood, ''the bride's first cousin'' •
The Hon. Gerald Lascelles, ''the bride's first cousin'' •
The Duke and
Duchess of Gloucester, ''the bride's paternal uncle and aunt'' •
Prince William of Gloucester, ''the bride's first cousin'' •
Prince Richard of Gloucester, ''the bride's first cousin'' •
The Duchess of Kent, ''the bride's paternal aunt by marriage (and the groom's first cousin)'' •
The Duke of Kent, ''the bride's first cousin'' •
Princess Alexandra of Kent, ''the bride's first cousin'' •
Prince Michael of Kent, ''the bride's first cousin'' •
The Earl of Southesk, ''widower of the bride's
first cousin once removed'' •
Lord Carnegie, ''the bride's second cousin'' •
Princess Helena Victoria, ''the bride's and the groom's first cousin twice removed'' •
Princess Marie Louise, ''the bride's and the groom's first cousin twice removed'' •
Lady Patricia and
The Hon. Sir Alexander Ramsay, ''the bride's and the groom's first cousin twice removed and her husband'' • Captain
Alexander Ramsay, ''the bride's and the groom's second cousin once removed'' •
The Earl of Athlone and
Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone, ''the bride's paternal great-uncle and great-aunt (also first cousin twice removed to the bride and groom)'' •
Lady May and
Henry Abel Smith, ''the bride's first cousin once removed and her husband'' •
Anne Abel Smith, ''the bride's second cousin'' • Elizabeth Abel Smith, ''the bride's second cousin'' •
The Marquess and Marchioness of Cambridge, ''the bride's first cousin once removed and his wife'' •
Lady Mary Cambridge, ''the bride's second cousin'' •
The Duchess and
Duke of Beaufort, ''the bride's first cousin once removed and her husband'' •
Lady Helena Gibbs, ''the bride's first cousin once removed'' •
The Lady and
Lord Elphinstone, ''the bride's maternal aunt and uncle'' •
Master of Elphinstone, ''the bride's first cousin'' • The Hon. Jean and Captain John Wills, ''the bride's first cousin and her husband'' • The Hon. Andrew and Mrs Elphinstone, ''the bride's first cousin and his wife'' •
The Hon. Margaret Elphinstone, ''the bride's first cousin'' •
The Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne, ''the bride's maternal uncle'' • The Hon. Mrs John Bowes-Lyon, ''the bride's maternal aunt by marriage'' •
Viscountess Anson, ''the bride's first cousin'' • Diana Bowes-Lyon, ''the bride's first cousin'' •
The Countess and
Earl Granville, ''the bride's maternal aunt and uncle'' • Lady Mary Leveson-Gower, ''the bride's first cousin'' • Lord Leveson, ''the bride's first cousin'' •
The Hon. Michael and Mrs Bowes-Lyon, ''the bride's maternal uncle and aunt'' •
The Hon. David and Mrs Bowes-Lyon, ''the bride's maternal uncle and aunt''
Groom's family •
Princess Andrew of Greece and Denmark, ''the groom's mother'' •
The Dowager Marchioness of Milford Haven, ''the groom's maternal grandmother'' •
The Crown Princess and
Crown Prince of Sweden, ''the groom's maternal aunt and uncle'' (representing
the King of Sweden) •
The Marchioness of Milford Haven, ''the groom's maternal aunt by marriage'' • Lady Tatiana Mountbatten, ''the groom's first cousin'' •
The Marquess of Milford Haven, ''the groom's first cousin'' (also the best man) •
The Earl and
Countess Mountbatten of Burma, ''the groom's maternal uncle and aunt'' •
The Lady and
Lord Brabourne, ''the groom's first cousin and her husband'' •
Lady Pamela Mountbatten, ''the groom's first cousin'' •
The Queen and
King of Yugoslavia, ''the groom's first cousin, once removed, and her husband, the bride and groom's third cousin'' •
The Queen Mother of the Romanians, ''the groom's first cousin'' •
The King of the Romanians, ''the groom's first cousin, once removed'' •
The Queen of the Hellenes, ''wife of the groom's first cousin, also second cousin of the groom'' (representing the
King of the Hellenes) •
The Duchess of Aosta, ''the groom's first cousin'' •
Lady Katherine and Major
Richard Brandram, ''the groom's first cousin and her husband'' •
Prince and
Princess George of Greece and Denmark, ''the groom's paternal uncle and aunt'' •
Princess Dominic Radziwiłł, ''the groom's first cousin'' •
The King and
Queen of Denmark, ''the groom's second cousin and his wife'' •
Princess Axel of Denmark, ''the groom's second cousin (also wife of the groom's
first cousin once removed)'' •
Prince Georg of Denmark, ''the groom's second cousin'' •
Prince Flemming of Denmark, ''the groom's second cousin'' •
The King of Norway, ''the groom's first cousin, once removed and the bride's paternal great-uncle'' •
Princess and
Prince René of Bourbon-Parma, ''the groom's first cousin, once removed and her husband'' •
Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma, ''the groom's second cousin'' •
Prince Michel of Bourbon-Parma, ''the groom's second cousin'' •
The Marquess and
Marchioness of Carisbrooke, ''the groom's first cousin once removed and the bride's first cousin twice removed, and his wife'' •
Queen Victoria Eugenie of Spain, ''the groom's first cousin once removed and the bride's first cousin twice removed'' •
The Count and
Countess of Barcelona, ''the groom's second cousin and his wife'' •
The Hereditary Grand Duke of Luxembourg, ''the groom's third cousin once removed'' (representing the
Grand Duchess of Luxembourg) •
Princess Elisabeth of Luxembourg, ''the groom's third cousin once removed''
Others •
Prince Tomislav of Yugoslavia, ''the bride and groom's third cousin'' •
Prince Andrew of Yugoslavia, ''the bride and groom's third cousin'' •
The Prince Regent of Belgium (representing the
King of the Belgians) •
Princess Juliana and
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands (representing the
Queen of the Netherlands) •
The King of Iraq •
The Duke of Alba and Berwick •
Herbert Morrison, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party •
Wentworth Beaumont, 2nd Viscount Allendale • Major
Thomas Harvey •
Thomas Coke, Viscount Coke •
Lady Margaret Seymour The
Duke of Windsor, the former king, was not invited, and his sister, the
Princess Royal, did not attend as she said she was ill (her husband,
Henry Lascelles, 6th Earl of Harewood, had died six months before).
Ronald Storrs claimed that the Princess Royal did not attend in protest over her brother's exclusion. So soon after the end of World War II, it was not acceptable for the Duke of Edinburgh's German relations, including Philip's three surviving sisters, to be invited to the wedding. ==Honeymoon==