Everything we know about the biggest royal wedding of the year between the Duke of Westminster and Olivia Henson

The biggest British royal wedding of the year is on the horizon, with Hugh Grosvenor, the 7th Duke of Westminster, set to marry Olivia Henson on June 7.Their lavish nuptials are just a few weeks away, so what do we know about the duke, his bride-to-be, and their upcoming wedding day?Keep reading for all the details about their love story, venue, guest list, and more.READ MORE: William to be an usher at Hugh Grosvenor's wedding - without Harryhttps://www.instagram.com/p/CrYFKk2oD_0/How Hugh Grosvenor and Olivia Henson fell in loveBorn in 1991 and raised at Eaton Hall in Cheshire alongside his three sisters, Hugh was born into incredible wealth and grew up in the lap of luxury.Distantly related to the royal family, his connection to the monarchy was cemented when he was a baby and King Charles III was named as his godfather.Hugh studied countryside management at Newcastle University and didn't inherit his title until 2016, when his father Gerald Grosvenor sadly passed away. Hugh was just 25.It wasn't until a few years later that he met Olivia, who had also had an affluent upbringing.She was first educated at Marlborough College, the same school as Catherine, the Princess of Wales, then attended Trinity College.Now an account manager for Belazu, a B-Corp luxury and sustainable food company, Olivia was working full-time when she was reportedly introduced to Hugh in 2021 by mutual friends.The couple hit it off and dated for two years before announcing their engagement in April 2023."The Duke of Westminster and Miss Olivia Henson are delighted to announce they are engaged to be married," a spokesperson for the couple a statement."The couple, who have been together for two years, recently became engaged at the Duke's family home at Eaton Hall in Cheshire. Members of both their families are absolutely delighted with the news."For a daily dose of 9Honey, subscribe to our newsletter hereThe wedding venueAfter Hugh popped the question at his country home, it's only natural that the couple decided to tie the knot nearby at Chester Cathedral, just 25 minutes' drive away.Located in the heart of Chester, the Church of England cathedral was opened in 1541 and features gothic and Romanesque design elements that make for a captivating wedding venue.It also holds a family connection for Hugh, as it's the same place where his elder sister, Lady Tamara, said her vows to Edward van Cutsem 20 years ago in 2004.READ MORE: Stunning detail in Mary and Fred's united balcony appearance"The couple have chosen the cathedral for both its beauty and long association with the Grosvenor family, including to the Duke personally," a spokesperson revealed at the time of Hugh and Olivia's engagement."Cheshire is the Grosvenor family's ancestral home and as Miss Henson's connection to the region continues to grow, they are keen to plan their wedding there."It's understood that the newlyweds and their guests will then travel to Eaton Hall, the Grosvenor family's 11,000-acre estate, for two receptions.The guest listNaturally, everyone wants to know who the Duke and future-Duchess of Westminster have invited to witness their nuptials - more specifically, how many royals made the 400-person guest list.Prince William scored an invitation and is said to be taking on the role of usher at the service, per The Telegraph UK.Though Catherine, the Princess of Wales and their three children, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, likely also received invitations, it's unclear if they'll attend the wedding.Hugh is George's godfather and it was believed that the young prince may play a special role on the big day, but nothing was confirmed.It's unlikely the Princess of Wales will attend, as she's still undergoing cancer treatment. King Charles III is also unlikely to attend for the same reason.Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex are also not expected to make an appearance at the Westminster wedding, as it's been widely reported they were not invited. This is despite the fact that Hugh is godfather to their son, Prince Archie.READ MORE: George, Charlotte and Louis face big royal first without mumWho is paying for it all?Royal weddings are known for their mammoth price tags, but UK tax payers don't have to worry about footing the bill for this one; Hugh has more than enough cash to cover it.The Duke of Westminster is one of the UK's richest men, said to be worth an astronomical £10 billion (approx. $19 billion AUD).He also owns about 143,000 acres of land across the English countryside, including his Cheshire estate and land in Oxfordshire, Lancashire, Scotland, Mayfair and Belgravia.The couple are currently in the process of moving from London to Eaton Hall, where they plan to live as husband and wife."It's obviously a place where we will live, where we'll be building our lives together," Olivia told Town & Country recently."And we're slowly transitioning to move up from London and be much more permanent here and really putting roots down. So actually, yes it was a really easy decision in the end."FOLLOW US ON WHATSAPP HERE: Stay across all the latest in celebrity, lifestyle and opinion via our WhatsApp channel. No comments, no algorithm and nobody can see your private details.