The limited guest list will apparently include George Clooney , new James
Bond star Daniel Craig, Madonna and Guy Ritchie.

Brad's pal George Clooney recently praised Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie for the way they manipulate the media to highlight pressing issues around the world.

Clooney has been buddies with Pitt for years, but respects his pal even more since he fell for Jolie, because the couple have done so much good already.

He says: "I couldn't be more proud to be their friend. They're really committed to bring attention to good causes.

"They have a very smart theory: If the cameras are going to follow them, they're going to go places where the cameras could do some good. I think it's a great idea."

Chat show host Oprah Winfrey is also expected to attend the wedding as she suggested
the romantic location to Brad and Angelina after she founded a school in the
area.

A pal says: "They are so much in love.

"Brad and Angelina have waited a long time for this chapter in their lives to unfold."

It comes after Jolie and Winfrey have grown close after the TV host was impressed by Jolie's humanitarian efforts.

She is said to have told her: "When you have the chance to capture lightning in a bottle you need to go for it."

The pal said: "Angelina is grateful to have a big sister in Oprah, a person who understands her fears of commitment but is also a kindred spirit."

The couple have a seven-month-old daughter, Shiloh Nouvel,
together and share custody of Angelina's two adoptive children, Maddox,
five, and 23-month-old Zahara.
Both Brad and Angelina have been married before.
The 'Troy' actor tied the knot with Jennifer Aniston in 2000, but the couple
divorced in 2005.
The 'Tomb Raider' actress married British actor Johnny Lee Miller in 1996,
but they separated a year later.
In 2000, Angelina married actor Billy Bob Thornton. Their union ended three
years later.