The royal wedding in numbers

Here’s a look at Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s wedding in numbers:

1 – Maid of Honour – Eugenie’s older sister Princess Beatrice

1 – Best man – Jack’s younger brother, Thomas Brooksbank

1 – Former royal – Eugenie’s mother and the Duke of York’s ex-wife Sarah, Duchess of York

1 – Km – Eugenie’s carriage procession route is around 1km (0.16 miles). Harry and Meghan’s full route was 3.3km (2.1 miles)

2 – Days of celebrations – Festivities will continue at Eugenie’s family home on Saturday

2 – Great grandchildren of the Queen who are not attending – babies Prince Louis and Lena Tindall

3 – Hours of ITV coverage devoted to a special live screening of the ceremony

2 – Pageboys – Prince George and Louis de Givenchy

2 – Special Attendants – Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor and Viscount Severn

6 – Bridesmaids – Princess Charlotte, Savannah and Isla Phillips, Mia Tindall, Theodora Williams and Maud Windsor

8 – Years bride and groom have been together

9 – Eugenie’s position in line to the throne

17 – The wedding will be the 17th royal wedding or blessing to take place in St George’s Chapel since 1863

28 – Eugenie’s age

32 – Jack’s age

400 – Eggs being used for the red velvet and chocolate wedding cake, plus 53 packs of unsalted butter, 33lb (15kg) of organic self-raising flour, and 44lb (20kg) of sugar.

850 – Congregation in St George’s Chapel

1,200 – Members of public invited into the grounds of Windsor Castle

100,000 – Number who applied for the ticketed public ballot

£400,000 – Cost of policing Zara and Mike Tindall’s wedding in Scotland in 2011

£543,000 – Cost of policing the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to Scotland.

£2 million – Estimated cost of policing Eugenie’s wedding

Between £2 million and £4 million – Estimated cost of policing the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s wedding

£6.3 million – Cost of policing the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s wedding

£18 million – Cost of police operation for US President Donald Trump’s visit to the UK