Here’s everything we know about the upcoming nuptials:

Who is Prince Mateen of Brunei?

Per Town & Country, Prince Mateen, 32, is Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei’s fourth son and 10th child. The prince has a huge fan base, with 2.4 million followers on Instagram alone, and is sixth in line to the throne, according to the Independent. He is also a trained helicopter pilot and medal-winning polo player, who serves as a major in the Royal Brunei Air Force.

What is the wedding itinerary?

The 10-day festivities are expected to kick off on January 7, featuring a mix of banquets, a royal court of musicians and a star-studded guest list, according to People magazine. On January 11, Hello! reports that Mateen and Kalebic will exchange wedding vows at the Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque.

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Next, on January 14, there will be a royal banquet with guests flying in from across the globe. A parade will also take place in Brunei’s capital Bandar Seri Begawan, before the festivities come to a close on January 16, according to People.

Who is his fiancée Anisha Isa Kalebic?

But what about his beautiful bride-to-be? Anisha Rosnah reportedly loves cooking, and runs a fashion brand called Silk Collective and a tourism company called Authentirary. The lovebirds also both enjoy working out, per 8Days.

Per Hello!, she is the granddaughter of the sultan’s special adviser, Pehin Isa Ibrahim. Rosnah and Mateen have reportedly been dating for years.

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Who is invited to the wedding?

Although the guest list hasn’t been publicised, fans are wondering who the lucky invitees are. As Prince Abdul Mateen and his father Hassanal Bolkiah, the sultan of Brunei, were at the coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla and Queen Elizabeth’s funeral, it’s expected that at least one British royal family member will join the festivities. The sultan was also at Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding in 2011.

But in one popular post shared in January, a fan stated their preferences if a British royal was to attend: “We don’t want Catherine [Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales] here. Meghan [Markle] is welcome.”

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