article_snippet.sent: Novak Djokovic perhaps?
article_snippet.sent: Murray's status as one of the world's best tennis players means Murray's status as one of the world's best tennis players has mixed with everyone from A-list celebrities such as James Corden to the Prime Minister and even the Queen.
article_snippet.sent: Indeed, when the sport's world number one, Novak Djokovic, was asked by a journalist recently if a journalist would be attending the celebration, a journalist replied with a curt: 'Not invited', before following up with a more charitable: '
article_snippet.sent: As one of Murray's fiercest rivals on the court, it's not surprising Djokovic isn't at the top of the guest list but it seems that, unlike a lot of famous faces, the couple have taken a more low-key approach when it comes to who to invite.
article_snippet.sent: Murray has said: 'There won't be any celebrities as such. '
article_snippet.sent: British player Jamie Delgado (left) is a close friend of Murray's but celebrity pals such as James Corden (right), who admittedly may well have other fish to fry in the US, won't be attending .
article_snippet.sent: There will be names from the tennis world in attendance but certainly not players who are as well known as the likes of Nadal or Federer.
article_snippet.sent: Murray has invited Dutch doubles player Jules Rojer, who Murray spends time with while training in Miami and Davis Cup team mate James Ward.
article_snippet.sent: British player Jamie Delgado (left) British player Jamie Delgado (left) will also attend.
article_snippet.sent: There's a friendly rivalry on court between Andy Murray and tennis world number one Novak Djokovic but the Serbian won't be attending Murray's nuptials this weekend .