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Kate Middleton leaves post at Party Pieces as 'secrets' of the wedding are revealed 
  
 25 JANUARY 2011 
  
 Princess-to-be Kate Middleton has left her job at her family's online business to prepare for her wedding day. 
  
  
  
 With less than 100 days to go until she marries Prince William, the 29-year-old has decided to give up her position at Party Pieces in order to oversee all the intricate details of the April 29 ceremony. 
  
  
  
 Kate is said to be at the helm when it comes to organising the wedding, spending hours with William at their rented farmhouse in Anglesey making plans. 
  
  
  
 "They've worked really hard, doing it their way, and they're nearly there," a member of the royal household tells HELLO! magazine this week. "They know exactly what they want. In the end it will be a traditional Anglican wedding. Don't, for example, expect a rock band to be performing inside the Abbey." 
  
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 "She is really throwing herself into it with gusto and energy and is an absolute pleasure to work with," a friend said of Kate, who has worked for her parents' business since she gave up her job as an accessories buyer for Jigsaw in 2007."It is a steep learning curve and at the same time she is learning a lot about the royal family and what the future holds."The couple are said to have already made most of the key decisions – Kate has chosen her all-important dress designer – but are determined to keep some details under wraps, including the bride's gown, the rings and the words of the vows."They don’t want the world to be sick of their wedding before they become husband and wife," the insider added.But some details have emerged about the big event. It has been revealed that three different invitations will be sent out in mid-February; the largest group will be some 1,700 people invited to witness the wedding ceremony.After the marriage, the Queen will be hosting 600 to 700 people for a finger food lunch party at Buckingham Palace, and in the evening a select gathering of the couple's closest friends will be invited to a dinner-dance at the palace.It has also been revealed that while Kate will reportedly leave for the wedding from the Goring hotel , William will make his way from St James's Palace – the residence many insiders believe will be the couple's base after their marriage.Read the full story in this week's copy of, issue number 1159. ||||| Kate Middleton quits job at parents' party firm to focus on wedding plans Jonathan Prynn, Consumer Business Editor 
  
 24 Jan 2011 24 Jan 2011 
  
 Kate Middleton has quit her job at her parents' online party supplies business to throw herself full time into planning her wedding. 
  
 The future Queen stepped down from her role at Party Pieces just before Christmas, royal aides confirmed today. One said: "She has handed over her work to colleagues and is now preparing for her future life." 
  
 She and Prince William are now spending all their free time together at their cottage on Anglesey, close to the RAF Valley base where he works at a helicopter pilot. 
  
 According to one friend, Kate, who helped organise parties in her former guise, has taken on the planning role with "gusto and energy". 
  
 The friend, who was quoted in Hello! magazine, said: "Catherine is a naturally creative individual and has spent her professional life in the creative industries having worked at Jigsaw, then as a website designer, photographer, marketer and events organiser. Skills she has built up in her working life translate naturally to organising a wedding." 
  
 Royal insiders say that while most of the big decisions have been taken, the couple will hold back on publicising some key details to keep them as surprises for April 29. These include the identity of the dress designer, the design of their wedding rings and the words of their vows. 
  
 The insider said: "They don't want the world to be sick of their wedding before they become husband and wife. To them it is very important for people on the day to feel they are a part of something which is fresh and new." 
  
 However, some key decisions have still to be made. It is not clear whether Prince William will wear his RAF uniform on the day of the wedding, following the example of his father Prince Charles and uncle Prince Andrew in opting for military dress. 
  
 There is also uncertainty about where the couple will live after the prince finishes his training on Anglesey in 2013. Some expect their London base to be St James's Palace but insiders says Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace have not been ruled out. |||||
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As, one assumes, part of her preparation for becoming royalty, Kate Middleton has quit her day job, the Evening Standard reports. The future Mrs. Prince William "handed over her work" at her parents' online party supply store before Christmas, "and is now preparing for her future life," royal aides say. Specifically, she's planning her royal wedding—with "gusto and energy," a friend tells Hello! Amusingly, the friend adds, some of the big decisions (the dress designer, their vows) will be kept secret, because Wills and Kate "don’t want the world to be sick of their wedding before they become husband and wife." If you've somehow managed not to become sick of it yet, click for more on the royal wedding.