With its gold lettering and gilded edge, this stiff white card has been arriving in the mailboxes of some of the best-connected people around the world.
It's the invitation heralding the wedding of William" and Kate Middleton, and it's gone out to 1,900 people, from kings to charity leaders, to close family and university friends, old schoolmates and prime ministers around the world.
Fittingly for the celebration, it is decorated in gold writing and emblazed with a matching insignia of William's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, in whose name the invitation is sent.
The edges of the card – which is about 10 in. by 6 in. – are beveled and then gilded.
The simple wording reads that the Lord Chamberlain has been "commanded by the Queen" to invite the holder to the marriage at Westminster Abbey at 11 a.m. on April 29. As for the dress code, guests are asked to wear military uniform, a tailcoat or a business suit.
The invitations went out on Wednesday and Thursday. Meanwhile, 600 of the 1,900 guests also have been invited by the Queen to a reception that she is hosting immediately after the ceremony in the Abbey.
Later, around 300 of those 600 guests are invited to a dinner hosted by William's father, Prince Charles, in the evening at Buckingham Palace.
Prince William's office is not releasing the invitations to those events, as they are private.
The couple is expected to stay in London that night, before starting their honeymoon on April 30.
It looks simple enough but I guess, being royalty doesn't have to be all lofty. Simplicity is beauty in itself. What I'm sure is anyone who receives it will surely keep it safe and might become a collectable in the future. One of those things that people share in the Roadshow program. People who will flock the event wont bother to worry about lipozene reviews as I'm thinking, they would be busy enough mingling and just soak up the event. It only happens once or twice for Prince Harry.
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