Bride-to-be Kate, 28 wants pals to enjoy her big moment without feeling stifled by ceremonial pomp or worrying about etiquette.
A source familiar with her and Prince William's plans said yesterday: "Kate knows her wedding is going to be bound by formality. But she also wants to have a party in the run-up to her big day where she can relax and let her hair down.
"She loves to have a giggle with her friends and doesn't want them to miss out.
"She wants them to be able to enjoy a drink and a dance without being paranoid about showing themselves up in front of Barack Obama or the Queen."
The bash will be at the Middleton family home in Bucklebury, Berks, weeks before Kate marries William, 28, on April 29 at Westminster Abbey.
A source familiar with her and Prince William's plans said yesterday: "Kate knows her wedding is going to be bound by formality. But she also wants to have a party in the run-up to her big day where she can relax and let her hair down.
"She loves to have a giggle with her friends and doesn't want them to miss out.
"She wants them to be able to enjoy a drink and a dance without being paranoid about showing themselves up in front of Barack Obama or the Queen."
The bash will be at the Middleton family home in Bucklebury, Berks, weeks before Kate marries William, 28, on April 29 at Westminster Abbey.
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