US broadcasters are splashing the cash to secure vantage points of the Royal wedding

American media companies are reportedly offering six-figure sums to residents and businesses in Windsor for a prime view of the Royal wedding.

The wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle is undoubtedly one of the prime-time events of the year, with media organisations vying for the best vantage points for every moment of the big day.

That includes catching a glimpse of the couple before and after their wedding ceremony at St George’s Chapel in Windsor.

According to BBC London, one pub in Windsor is charging a six-figure sum for media organisations wanting to use its premises.

And one resident described how she had received a letter from one organisation asking to use her home and garden.

“Well, it’s a little bit strange,” the unnamed Windsor resident told the BBC. “We got back from a few days away and there was a letter from NBC waiting for us saying, ‘we’d be interested in renting your house and particularly the garden outside.

MOST POPULAR TODAY ON YAHOO

• Pilot forced to make emergency landing after passenger’s smelly farts causes fight

• Inside the home of ‘depraved’ Matthew Falder as one of UK’s most prolific paedophiles is jailed

• Woman filmed shouting at mother and son on Delta Airlines flight has lost her job

• Shocking pictures show mangled wreckage of Ferrari after schoolboy, 13, killed in horror crash

• Parents jailed after abusing baby boy so badly he had both legs amputated at SIX WEEKS old
  

She added: “So I called them straight away and they were here within 30 minutes. I felt like they were probably in the hotel opposite waiting for us.”

Some reports suggest that two rooms above The Horse and Groom pub, opposite the Windsor Castle’s walls, are being rented out for £15,000 a night with NBC News apparently renting a floor of the Carpenters Arms for a rumoured £30,000.