Well, Zara Phillips will marry the England rugby star Mike Tindall in front of her grandmother Queen Elizabeth II in Edinburgh on Saturday (30th July 2011). This is also another royal wedding but this wedding won't be a lavish feast for royal watchers, however.

"It's a private family wedding," said a Buckingham Palace spokeswoman. "We're not giving out any details." In her signature laid-back style, the 30-year-old equestrian arrived at Canongate Kirk church for her rehearsal on Friday with her hair pulled back and wearing sunglasses.

The newlyweds and the rest of the Windsors (Prince Harry included) will pack up and head due north to Edinburgh where they’ll celebrate this private royal wedding. Meanwhile the 30-year-old Royal's half-sister Felicity Tonkin, 26, will be absent for one very good reason: the two have never met.

According to the Daily Mail, tomorrow's wedding may be small in comparison to the scale of the last royal wedding, which was watched by an audience of 2bn internationally, but it has nonetheless been welcomed by Scotland's tourism bosses.

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Kate Middleton’s little sister, Pippa Middleton, wowed again in an emerald evening dress at the reception after garnering praise for her fabulous white dress at the Royal Wedding on Friday.

It seems Kate’s younger sister is determined not to let the negative publicity affect her. Pippa Middleton is a London party planner who has been a British tabloid favourite since moving to London several years ago to peruse a career in party planning.

After she stole the show at Royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, she was plagued by embarrassing photographs published by the U.S. websites.

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