Inside Pippa Middleton's Traditional Wedding: Date, Dress and Guest-List

The details of Pippa Middleton's marriage ceremony are being revealed and as expected it's shaping up to be a ceremony to remember for everyone involved.

Kate Middleton's younger sister will marry hedge fund manager James Matthews next May in a surprisingly low-key ceremony near the Middleton family home in Bucklebury.

Pippa is a columnist with Waitrose magazine, will exchange vows on May 20 infront of 100 selected guests at St. Mark's Church in Berkshire before descending on her parents Michael and Carole's home for a grand reception.

The family chose the church for the ceremony not just for its sentimental value, but also for the privacy its surrounding property offers.

"Pippa is a traditional girl and wanted to marry close to home. They appreciate there will be significant interest with the wedding but want to keep it as private as possible," a source close to the family revealed.

As for the guest-list, her sister Kate and Prince William will be front and centre, but conflicting reports about what role Kate would play in her sister's wedding is coming up, for instance if the princess repaid the favour as her sister's maid of honour, she would undoubtedly steal the spotlight from the bride.

Pippa's niece Prince Charlotte and nephew Prince George will sure take centre stage on the big day as they're expected to be flower-girl and page boy.

Prince Harry will also arrive as he'll be invited due to the fact that the pair became acquinted during the royal wedding in 2011 when they both held key roles in bridal party, but there is no word whether his girlfriend Meghan Markle will join or not.

Pippa described having to develop "quite a thick skin" to deal with the glare that can occasionally be "unnerving".

"I guess it's become the new normal for us. It means there are factors we have to weigh up and think about, but we try not to let it affect us," she said.