It's going to be a secret wedding with no publicity or fanfare. Bill and Hillary Clinton have made their daughter Chelsea's wedding an exclusive private affair that even US President Barack Obama has not received any invitation.
"I was not invited to the wedding because I think Hillary and Bill, properly, want to keep this thing for Chelsea and her soon-to-be husband," said Obama speaking to the ladies of ABC's "The View" on Wednesday.
When the host Barbara Walters grilled the president whether former president Bill Clinton and present Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had invited him or not, Obama said, "I was not invited to the wedding. Because I think Hillary and Bill, properly, want to keep this thing for Chelsea and her soon-to-be husband."
As Hillary Clinton had earlier admitted, the wedding invitation was exclusively to those known to the bride and groom and not for the friends of Clintons. She also said that she was "under very strict orders" not to speak about it.
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Chelsea, 30, is marrying her long-time boyfriend investment banker Marc Mezvinsky, 32, on Saturday at a private estate 90 miles north of Manhattan, say reports.
Meanwhile, media reports say U.S. Federal Aviation Authority has ordered the closure of airspace over Manhattan, venue of Chelsea's wedding.
The ban applies to aircraft flying under 2,000 feet (610 meters) over the Astor Courts estate just outside Rhinebeck, said an AFP report.
The ban under clause "temporary flight restrictions for VIP (Very Important Person) Movement," will be effective from 3:00 pm Saturday to 3:30 am Sunday, said the report.