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A host of European royals are set to gather in London tonight to celebrate the Prince of Wales' landmark 70th birthday.

Kings, queens, princes and princesses from across the continent are expected to descend on Buckingham Palace for a glittering banquet held in Charles' honour.

The guest list is shaping up to be suitably gilded, with a spate of royals set to hobnob with the likes of William, Kate, Harry and Meghan. 

Denmark's royal household has confirmed to MailOnline that Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik will be attending on behalf of the Danish royal family.

Norway's heir to the throne, Crown Prince Haakon, is listed as regent on November 12, suggesting that Queen Sonja and King Harald could be travelling to the UK, Royal Central reports.

And the Serbian Royal Court has indicated that the royal family have received an invitation, but did not reveal whether they would be attending.

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The Prince of Wales, pictured in Ghana last week, will receive a host of European royals for his birthday tonight. It was revealed in September that invitations had already been sent out

IN: Denmark's Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik (pictured in Copenhagen in May) will be attending the Prince of Wales' 70th birthday party at Buckingham Palace next week behalf of the Danish royal family, they recently announced

IN: The Yugoslavian Royal Court has indicated that the royal family have received an invitation, although they did not reveal whether they would be attending (Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine pictured in Stockholm in 2010)

Incidentally, Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia also celebrated her birthday this week, turning 75 on Tuesday.

Royal Central also reports that the Swedish royals - King Carl Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel - will not be attending due to a prior commitment. 

The soirée will see hundreds of guests enjoy a reception followed by a lavish dinner, possibly in Buckingham Palace's opulent state rooms, with details kept strictly under wraps ahead of the big night.

It was revealed in September that invitations had already been sent out by the Queen, who is set to deliver a short speech.

Sweden's most senior royals will instead be busy hosting a state visit from Italian President Sergio Mattarella between 12 and 15 November.

IN: Norway's Queen Sonja and King Harald (pictured in Oslo in May 2017) could be travelling to the UK for the 70th birthday celebrations of the Prince of Wales, Royal Central reports

OUT: The Swedish royals - King Carl Gustaf, Queen Silvia (pictured here in May 2018), and Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel - will not be attending due to a prior commitment

OUT: Spain's King Felipe VI (pictured with his wife, Queen Letizia in Madrid, November 2017) is embarking on a three-day visit to Guatemala today, meaning the royal household is unlikely to be making an appearance tonight

OUT: The Dutch royals are also unlikely to join the celebrations tonight after Queen Máxima (pictured with King Willem-Alexander in Luxembourg) was spotted carrying out engagements in The Hague on Wednesday morning

As personal friends of Charles and Camilla, it is thought to be 'highly likely' that Norway's royal couple will attend. 

Spain's King Felipe VI is visiting Guatemala today, meaning the royal household is unlikely to be making an appearance tonight.

The Dutch royals recently travelled to London for an official state visit to the UK, but are also unlikely to join the celebrations tonight after Queen Máxima was spotted carrying out engagements in The Hague on Wednesday morning. 

MailOnline has contacted Buckingham Palace and the Spanish Royal Household for comment.

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Main photo article A host of European royals are set to gather in London tonight to celebrate the Prince of Wales’ landmark 70th birthday.
Kings, queens, princes and princesses from across the continent are expected to descend on Buckingham Palace for a glittering banquet held in Charles’ honour.
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