Prince William (R) and his fiancee Kate Middleton, seen here on November 16, will tone down the usual pomp and ceremony when they wed next year in line with the country's mood of austerity, palace officials said Wednesday.
William, the eldest son of the late princess Diana and heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles, will marry his long-term girlfriend in London after an eight-year romance but the venue has yet to be chosen.
The couple, both 28, began Wednesday to work out the details of the event with an eye on the public mood as Britain struggles with deep cuts in public spending designed to slash a massive budget deficit.
"Prince William and Miss Middleton have spent the morning in meetings with household staff about the wedding," said a spokeswoman for St James's Palace.
She added that an announcement about the venue and date would be made "in due course" after discussions with other members of the royal family, government ministers and Kate's parents, Carole and Michael Middleton.
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