I have to admit that I hope there's good coverage of Pippa's wedding.
I expect her dress to be outstanding!
Considering that during the Leveson Inquiry tabloid editors revealed they were receiving 400+ paparazzi pictures of Pippa each and every day (a number which still astonishes me), I'm gonna guess the press are going to be all over her wedding. I hope it doesn't ruin it for her and her family. Some coverage is to be expected but the British press have never chosen to err on the side of caution.
I think they'll have to- I'm sure we'll get pictures outside the church, but any other photos would probably have to be released by the couple themselves- the reception being at the Middleton family home, squarely on private property, should help.
The church is also on private property accessed through a private road, so there might not be that many pictures outside the church either. Probably will be pics of people in their car as they drive into the private road of the church, and as they drive towards Middleton Manor.
I hope for the same coverage as on this Christmas.
Unlikely. The church was open to the public for Christmas service hence the paparazzi used that loophole to be on the private property. This will be a private wedding at the church, therefore the public aka paparazzi, won't have the right to be on the church's private property or their private road. So instead of the close range pictures from Christmas, you'll more likely see long range photos and the paparazzi camped out at the junction where the private road starts.
I think it all depends on how the family and security work with the media. They may allow some media to be present outside the church. It's their job to help control the media interest in the wedding.
Both the bride and the groom are private citizens. They owe the media nothing, especially considering how nasty the tabloid press is to them and their family and friends. Why should she let the paparazzi make bank at the expense of her guests' comfort and privacy.
You may want to look at pictures, but frankly Pippa owes you nothing.
I know Pippa and James owe the media and us nothing. I'm just saying they know the media will be all over this wedding. It's best for the families, church and security to work with the media on pictures outside of the church. Let's be realistic here.
No, Pippa doesn't owe the media or public anything as a private citizen. However, private citizens don't usually hire PR representatives. Pippa has done so, which shows IMO a desire to control her public image to a certain extent.
But it is not their job. It may be a consideration, but it is not their job.
I'm thinking there will be a deal with a media outlet to get exclusive rights with pay to go to a charitable organization. Just my guess.
I'm sure the security will enforce the 'no trespassing' onto private property, if that's what you mean by working with the media.
The media never got pictures of Catherine attending her Uncle Simon's wedding in 2011, or pictures of her attending her Cousin Adam's weddings a few years ago. I guess her uncle and cousin weren't being realistic, but they lucked out nonetheless.
None of those weddings were Pippa's wedding, miss whirley. The media has pretty much invested a lot of reporting about Pippa's relationships. I'm pretty sure some members of the media will want to cover her wedding. The Middleton's and Matthews family know there will be some media presence, especially due to Catherine, William and the possibility of George taking part.
The press gets vicious when denied.
Pippa knows this from experience.
I think she will allow some limited coverage. JMO.
My hope (and it may not be the case) but perhaps they will release some photos to one of the glossies in exchange for money to be donated to charity. That seems to be a way many high-profile people handle it now- it reduces the value of paparazzi photos.
My hope (and it may not be the case) but perhaps they will release some photos to one of the glossies in exchange for money to be donated to charity. That seems to be a way many high-profile people handle it now- it reduces the value of paparazzi photos.
This is mentioned often, as though if monies go to 'charity' it makes it all 'better.' Pippa is entitled to all monies that she negotiates for access. It's no one else's business imo. This equating money flowing to 'charity' in exchange for a piece of one's privacy is repellant. There is something offensive about the quid pro quo being suggested. JMHO. A different perspective.
EDIT: It's been drawn to my attention that what I wrote above could be misconstrued. For clarity: I believe any money Pippa gets paid for pictures/access to her wedding belong to her and should not be funneled to charities. I find the suggestion that receiving such monies are only acceptable if they wind up getting funneled to charities offensive. I find the rationale repellant. Pippa should keep any monies she receives, and doing so (if she does so) does not make her 'low class' imo. Quite the reverse. She would be showing backbone and self respect.