Folks in Great Britain are scared of pissing off Trump over a wedding? Man, if that's how complex international relations need to be conducted we are truly screwed. "it was really in our nation's best interest to support you on this issue but since I didn't get invited to the wedding....".

The Sun is a tabloid newspaper published in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. Since The Sun on Sunday was launched in February 2012, the paper has been a seven-day operation. As a broadsheet, it was founded in 1964 as a successor to the Daily Herald; it became a tabloid in 1969 after it was purchased by its current owners.[6] It is published by the News Group Newspapers division of News UK, itself a wholly owned subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.[7][8]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sun_(United_Kingdom)

Consider the source!

How silly that anyone really cares about this

Personally, though, I wouldn't want that boorish orange asshole anywhere NEAR my wedding, grabbing the guests in their nether regions and hogging all the KFC and beautiful chocolate wedding cake.

But invite who you and Meghan want. It's your wedding, and P.M. May can't fire you from the royal family.

“The Sun?”

This cracks me up that anyone would believe it.

The degenerate mental case will be an a-hole in any case.

Prince Harry needs to invite the Obamas https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5210122/harry-meghan-wedding-trump-obama/

If the Sun printed it, it's probably a lie.

The wedding will be at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. I've been there - it's a much smaller venue than St. Paul's or Westminster Abbey. It's where Prince Charles and Camilla were married. I don't think the Bushes were invited to that ceremony.

I think the government officials are more worried that this will trigger trump* to do something unprecedented and unpresidential. Ok, that's pretty much his every day routine, but not on a global level.

I hope he is invited because I want 45 to embarrass himself when he overreacts like we all know he will.

By Presidential Order, they shall now be referred to only as "Trump Muffins" (to honor our Dear Leader's dainty hindquarters).

There is a wonderful warmness between the Royals and the Obamas, the likes of which I've never seen, before. I believe there is a genuine fondness that is shared between them.

If he wants to invite the Obamas, he will do so.

What better reason to invite President Obama?

Trump dis-suaded a South American nation from bestowing an honor to former Pres Jimmy Carter!

I sure as shit hope "Twice the Pride, Double the Fall" eventually applies to Orange Lincoln Rockwell. This Cult of Personality is getting pathetic.

"...but I said no way! Too busy MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN."

Meghan and I would invite the Obamas to be in our wedding party.

How many here have the resources to ride out even a little war? And by resources, I very much mean food, water and adequate shelter for all, and for some vital medications and medical services.

We've never been here before: 330 million people depending on a just-in-time delivery chain for life itself.

And power. Most municipal backup systems are pre-Reagan era, poorly maintained post-Reagan, and have an appalling tendency to break down when needed. The ACA mandates hospitals be able to provide 4 days of power, a great improvement over what was. For 4 days.

For whom it may concern, it's winter. And for the rest, after comes summer.

give tRump the wrong address

The government, maybe, but as others have said, it's their wedding. The Queen likely has more say than Theresa May in a family wedding. I don't know her of course, but I doubt if she gives a shit about what Trump thinks.

F**K Herr Dumpf!