Prince George shares one of his godfathers, the Duke of Westminster, with younger cousin Prince Archie Harrison.
Prince George is not expected to attend the wedding of his godfather to Olivia Henson as the pair will be tying the knot on a Friday.
The eldest son of Prince William and Kate, the Princess of Wales is likely to go to school as normal on the day of the ceremony rather than accompany his father to Cheshire for the nuptials.
Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster is one of George’s four godfathers alongside William’s pal William van Cutsem, former private secretary Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton and family friend Oliver Baker.
The Duke is due to marry his fiancée Olivia at Cheshire Cathedral on June 7, with the Prince of Wales acting as an usher.
Royal commentator Emily Nash suggested it’s unlikely William will have his eldest son with him at the ceremony.
The Duke of Westminster asked Prince William to serve as an usher at his wedding (Image: Getty)
She told Times Radio: “The Duke of Westminster is godfather to both Prince George and, we believe, Prince Archie.
“But [the wedding] is on a school day so I don’t think we’ll see any of the younger royals there. You save a bit of cash if you get married on a Friday.”
The Prince of Wales will likely attend the ceremony by himself as the Princess of Wales is still avoiding public outings while undergoing cancer treatment.
The King, who is a godfather to the Duke of Westminster and is also being treated for cancer, also declined the invite.
Nash added: “This was built, when the wedding was announced, as likely to be a very big gathering of senior royals.
Hugh Grosvenor extended an invitation to close friend Prince Harry as well but he declined (Image: Getty)
“And, naturally, this is not going to be the case now given illness, D-Day commemorations – there’s a lot going on that week.
“It’s not going to be royal-tastic as it might have been but I’m sure it’s going to be a glamorous event.”
Prince Harry is also believed not to be planning to fly to the UK to be at the ceremony despite Grosvenor being one of the few close friends he has remained in touch with since stepping down from his royal duties.
Sources close to Grosvenor claimed he had become concerned about both brothers attending because of their ongoing feud.
The source said: “Hugh is one of the very few close friends of William and Harry’s who has maintained strong bonds and a line of communication with both.
“He wishes they could put their heads together and patch things up, but realises it’s unlikely to happen before the wedding.”