The "other" royal wedding: will Monaco's Albert and Charlene be the next Kate and Will?

She comes from a middle class family. This is a prince. Their royal wedding has inspired designers gossip tabloid fashion, and mountains of memories. Prince Albert II of Monaco and Charlene Wittstock are not exactly Kate and Will, but they are the next great royal wife and the groom.

 Nicknamed "the other royal marriage," three days the couple first case in Monaco starting in July is expected to fill the void left after the wedding in April of this century. It seems budgeted approximately € 4 million (or $ 5.6 million), it is a huge event, but a fraction of the $ 30 million price tag big day Will and Kate. But the royal touch is no less garish. A marriage palace with two ceremonies and a procession, a performance by The Eagles, a meal prepared by Alain Ducasse, a light show and fireworks will ring in the union between the Prince of Monaco and his new princess.

 The Office of Tourism, for one of the richest and most small principalities of the world, expects some 200,000 visitors and 1,000 members of the media at least. Royal memorabilia will also be likely to generate profits, but nothing compared those harvested from marriage and Kate.

 Charlene, a former Olympic swimmer has fashion muse, plans to walk down the aisle in a custom dress by Giorgio Armani. The dress will, no doubt, comparisons to the House of Kate McQueen clothing. An interest in fashion is one thing that both brides have in common. Kate has used its experience in the industry cultivate well iconic style and interest in British design. Charlene works to perfect his royal look with the help of designer Karl Largerfeld. It also hopes to make a fashion week in Monaco during his tenure in the palace.

 The similarities do not end there. The two women have the legend of their beloved mother-in-laws, Diana and Grace Kelly, to live up to. The two are also under immense pressure to produce an heir to the thrown. As Kate, Charlene's commitment to Albert was a decade in the making, leaving the subject to media attention that his womanizing prince will never settle.