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They’ve spared no expense on making their wedding a day to remember.

But Pippa Middleton and James Matthews are pulling out all the stops to entertain their guests at the Berkshire nuptials after booking a fly-by from a Spitfire.

The World War Two fighter will perform a vintage air display above the reception at the Middleton family home in Bucklebury, Berkshire, following the ceremony at nearby St Mark’s Church.

Pippa’s parents Carole and Michael are organising the reception and are said to have apologised to neighbours about the ‘inconvenience’.

A source told The Sun: ‘The air display is a touch of class — it’s the sort of thing you’d expect for the royals themselves. It will be totally breathtaking.’

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The couple have also hired out a £100,000 glass marquee for the plush event to guard against any potential bad weather.

And they have also splashed out on luxury temporary bathrooms complete with oak fittings, porcelain basins, spot lighting and full-length mirrors, while the toilets are fitted with vacuum flushes, which work like those on a plane and are eco-friendly.

With just three days to go before the big day, the posh portable toilets were delivered by lorry to the Middletons’ £5 million family home in Bucklebury, Berkshire yesterday.

One industry insider estimated the cost of the loos could easily top £6,000.

The huge glass marquee was shipped from Belgium and set up in the Middletons’ garden to host their wedding breakfast and evening festivities.

Meanwhile in London several garment bags – possibly containing bridesmaids’ outfits or even Miss Middleton’s hotly anticipated wedding dress – arrived at the £17 million Chelsea mansion she shares with Mr Matthews.

Although there will be 100 or so guests at St Mark's Church in the nearby village of Englefield for the ceremony, more than 300 are expected back at Middleton manor to dance the night away.

Sources have told the Mail that Pippa’s father is tearing his hair out at the complexity of the arrangements. ‘But he is hugely excited by everything, particularly in giving his youngest daughter away,’ they added.

Although the Middletons maintain the wedding is a private family event, the eyes of the world will be upon it as it is being attended by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry with his girlfriend, actress Meghan Markle.

Pippa’s niece and nephew will also take a starring role – Princess Charlotte, two, will be a bridesmaid while three-year-old Prince George will be a page boy.

A controlled media facility has been arranged to capture their arrival at church, while normally accessible public footpaths in the area are being closed.

Meanwhile Pippa's sister the Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed talking about the upcoming nuptials at The Queen's first annual garden party of the season.

Kate chatted to Andrew Bates and his wife, Janet, about her sister's wedding at the weekend - and revealed that while she was hugely looking forward to it, she was slightly nervous about how her children, Prince George, three, and two-year-old Princess Charlotte would behave as well.

Mr Bates, 55, from Coventry said: 'She said that they were all really looking forward to her sister's wedding at the weekend but she was a bit worried about how her children might behave.

'She said she was hopeful that they would be good but you never know at that age.'

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