When and where will Prince Harry and Meghan Markle marry and who are they invited?

It's the talk of the hour, and the wedding that we've been waiting to announce since the Prince and Megan started dating, the bets have started, the Kensington Palace is on alert, a lot of controversy swirling around Megan's relinquishment of her American citizenship, and a lot of speculation about the wedding, but what we are absolutely sure of is that The wedding date has been set in May, and the wedding venue has also been determined.

 Prince Harry and his American fiancée, Meghan Markle, will marry at St George's Chapel in Windsor Palace next May, Kensington Palace announced in a statement Tuesday.
"The Queen has given her consent to hold the wedding in the chapel," the palace statement said. The royal family will cover the cost of the wedding.”

A spokesman for the Prince, Jason Nove, told reporters that Markle will be baptized before marriage and that she intends to obtain British citizenship.
He added that the Prince and Markle will ensure, by organizing the wedding, that "the marriage reflects the nature of their relationship."
The Prince and Markle will visit Nottingham in central England on Friday, in their first official joint commitment since their engagement was revealed on Monday.

Britain's Crown Prince Charles announced, in a statement, Monday, that his youngest son, Prince Harry, has engaged to his girlfriend, the American actress, and that the marriage will take place in the spring of 2018.
In November 2016, Prince Harry confirmed his relationship with American actress Markle in an official statement, denouncing the "wave of harassment" she was subjected to.

Prince Harry is fifth in line to the throne of England, while Markle lives in Canada, and she is the daughter of Thomas Markle, director of photography for television series, and Dorias who teaches yoga.