Understanding Celebrity Invitations to Wimbledon's Royal Box
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Summary
The article discusses how celebrities are invited to Wimbledon's royal box, highlighting the history and privileges associated with the exclusive seating area.
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Those invited do not have to queue or pay for entry, and are also invited to lunch before play begins as well as tea and drinks following the close of play.
Guests are sent invitations by the chairperson of the All England La
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