London: If you are not the lucky ones to lucky enough to be one of the 1,900 guests invited to Prince William's upcoming wedding, don’t be disappointed: you could still get to witness it by landing a job to make coffee for the guests or washing up afterwards.
Queen Elizabeth has placed two job adverts on her website (www.royal.gov.uk), advertising for a General Assistant (Coffee Room) and a General Assistant (Wash-up).
Both the appointments pay about 14,000 pounds ($22,700) a year and the posts are based at the monarch's Buckingham Palace residence in London, but will have to also travel to other royal homes around Britain.
The dish-washer must maintain "the cleanliness of the staff restaurant and wash-up areas" while the other employee will be in a team responsible for arranging trays for tea and coffee and breakfast with "the correct glass and porcelain."
If neither of those jobs grabs you, the queen is also looking for someone as Head of Royal Travel, with a brief to ensure the royal family travels cost-effectively and with an eye on environmental issues. The job will pay up to 75,000 pounds a year.
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