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Published 20:05 18 Dec 2017 GMT

Kensington Palace has confirmed now that he'll do his best to get to both.
"We have not gone into the timing of the the wedding but made it clear that the wedding and the FA Cup final will not clash," a palace spokesperson said in a statement to the Mirror.
The wedding will likely take place in the morning while the match won't kick off until 5.30pm, so Wills might just have to just nip away during the reception.
There are 23 miles between the two venues so it sounds doable. We wonder how his bro and new sister-in-law will feel about it if he does see fit to head off to Wembley.Explore more on these topics:
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