Has your Royal Wedding invite been lost in the post? So has The Luxury Travel Bible's, but we are happy in the knowledge that some of our favourite luxury hotels are on hand to help us celebrate the wedding.

Ever since the engagement of H.R.H Prince William and Kate Middleton was announced last November TLTB's inboxes have been filling up with news of royal-related packages, events and tours - there are lots on offer. The Luxury Travel Bible has scoured through the many available packages and have found the 'jewels in the crown' worthy of any princess. Here we present some of the best on offer to celebrate the wedding on 29 April 2011...

Executive Chef Tony Flemming has created a Royal Wedding inspired menu which will be served from April through mid May. Taking a modern twist on Royal Wedding menus from history the menu includes Ballotine of Duck with Cumberland Sauce, which was served at Queen Victoria's wedding to Prince Albert in 1840, and Bombe Glacée Princess Elizabeth, which was served at the wedding of Princess Elizabeth to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten in 1947.

To celebrate along with the happy couple a party will be thrown in the hotel's courtyard. Classic British cocktails and canapés will be served during the day and a viewing screen to watch the events will be set up.

Tickets for the Royal Wedding viewing party are £85 per person and include all food and beverages. Reservations are required. To purchase a ticket call the hotel directly at +44 20 7493 0111 or email rsvp.london@.kempinski.com. www.kempinski.com

Priced from £1,460 (excluding VAT) and available to guests checking in on Thursday 28 or Friday 29 April 2011. www.theritzlondon.com

Prices start from £2,418 for a Superior Queen room to £5,218 for a Master Suite plus VAT based on four nights, double occupancy from 24 April 2011. www.milestonehotel.com

During the weekend guests will dine in the room where the fashion show took place and receive a treatment at the Spa which the prince regularly used when he needed a break from his studies. There will also be plenty of time during the weekend to explore the small, university town where the couple lived and graduated in 2005.

With so many royal links this might be one of the best locations outside of London to watch the wedding on the resort's big screen television and to raise a glass to the happy couple.

Royal Wedding weekend package is available from 29 April to 1 May inclusive. Rates start from £229.00 per night based on double occupancy in a Fairmont Guest Room (minimum two night stay). www.fairmont.com/standrews

Time for tea?

What is as equally British as the Royal Family? Afternoon Tea, of course. As self-proclaimed experts on the subject, TLTB can recommend the following quintessentially English afternoon teas (with a royal twist, of course);

The tea, served in the Podium Restaurant on Park Lane, will begin with a fruity 'Loveberry' cocktail followed by sandwiches with traditional fillings. Further reflecting the Sapphire theme freshly baked scones will be served with blueberry jam and clotted cream. A selection of miniature delights, including blueberry jam cupcakes decorated with K and W iced decorations, will conclude the tea.

The newly refurbished Langham has a long connection to the British Royal Family as it was originally opened in 1865 by Prince William's ancestor, HRH The Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII. In 2010 the hotel was awarded the 'Best London Afternoon Tea award by the Tea Guild.

Tea Royale is priced at £51.50 per person, inclusive of a glass of Champagne Laurent-Perrier NV to toast the happy couple, and is available from 1-30 April 2011 inclusive. www.langhamhotels.com , www.palm-court.co.uk