The Palace also shared the couple's official engagement portrait, first released in January and taken at Buckingham Palace.
Some 800 guests are expected to descend upon St. George's Chapel to watch Princess Eugenie, 28, walk down the aisle on Friday before dancing the night away at a lavish private party at the Royal Lodge.
Fresh from their annual Scottish break, the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are set to make an appearance at their second royal wedding in less than six months following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's nuptials in May.
Prince George and Princess Charlotte are rumoured to be taking on pageboy and flower girl duties for the ceremony, after being part of the pint-sized bridal party that followed Meghan down the aisle on May 19th.
In their first interview since announcing their engagement in January, the couple revealed they first met while on a skiing holiday in Verbier - with Jack, 32, admitting it was "love at first sight".
"We met when I was 20 and Jack was 24 and fell in love. We have the same passions and the same drive for life," said Eugenie.
The couple will tie the knot on Friday morning at the same venue where Meghan and Harry, Peter Phillips and Autumn Kelly and Sophie and Edward exchanged vows, and is expected to last around an hour.
The happy couple will exchange vows in front of the Dean of Windsor, the Right Rev David Conner.
Eugenie appears to have paid a sweet tribute to her parents, the Duke and Duchess of York, by choosing the Archbishop of York John Sentamu to lead the prayers.
Princess Eugenie is due to arrive at St George's Chapel at 11am and, although it's tradition for the bride to be fashionably late, royal weddings run to a strict schedule.
After the ceremony, the couple will leave from the Royal Mews out of Windsor Castle and travel on to part of the High Street, before returning via Cambridge Gate, but they will not travel down the Long Walk like Eugenie's cousin and his bride.
