Why was the Obamas not invited to Prince Williams wedding?

Answer 1

American President, Barack Obama, was not invited to the Wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as it was not an OFFICIAL STATE OCCASION. No chief executives were invited to the wedding. Ronald Reagan was also not invited to Charles' and Diana's Royal Wedding.

Answer 2

Well, Of course it is clear that the Royal family and the Obama's are leaders of different countries and the Royals do not appreciate the Obama's and find them tacky and unsophisticated and want their wedding to be of the finest quality. Hope this helped!

Answer 3

First, it should be noted that Mr. Obama was in good company: very few world leaders were invited. The royal couple had decided they did not want a formal "state" wedding, so since it wasn't designated as an official state function, the majority of the presidents and prime ministers were not asked to attend, while friends of the royal couple were. There were a number of tabloid rumors and internet myths that claimed the Royal Family hate Mr. and Mrs. Obama (or in some versions, have contempt for them), but British journalists who know the Royal Family say these assertions are totally false. The Obamas were not "snubbed," nor were the large number of other world leaders who did not receive an invitation.

Answer 4

In general, no chief executives were invited. [N.b., Ronald Reagan wasn't invited to Charles' and Diana's wedding, either.]

Answer 5

No chief executives were invited. [Note: Ronald Reagan wasn't invited to Charles' and Diana's wedding, either.]

Answer 6

The royal wedding guests are traditionally crowned heads (who are distantly related to the royal family), other UK royals and dignitaries, religious leaders, and close friends of the family.

Answer 7

No chief executives were invited to the wedding. (N.b., Ronald Reagan was not invited to Charles' and Diana's wedding, either.)

Answer 8

nope

Answer 9

No