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So the world knows former first daughter Chelsea Clinton will get married to investment banker Mark Mezvinsky on July 31.  The world also knows the daughter of former President Bill Clinton and former First Lady and former Senator Hillary Clinton may or may not do it in Rhinebeck, NY and the bride may or may not wear Oscar de la Renta or Vera Wang.

The world knows so many little details about the wedding, sometimes they probably wonder if it's going to happen at all.  But yes, of course it will. Both Clinton parents have talked about it openly and without heartfelt happiness.
Less than a week away, we continue to learn more and more about the big day.  Here are more of those details that will certainly make the Mezvinsky/Clinton wedding a day to remember!

First, Chelsea asked her father, Bill, to lose weight! Back in May at the Pete Peterson Foundation's Fiscal Summit in Washington D.C., the former president  was quoted as saying his daughter wanted him to lose about 15 pounds.

Next, with less than ten days to go, Radar Online reports that gifts have begun to arrive at Astor Courts in Rhinebeck where Clinton is supposed to wed.   Nobody even knows for sure if this is the exact wedding location! No matter!
Gifts that passed Rhinebeck police security were taken back to the Astor Courts property.

Rhinebeck has also experienced a large increase in activity.  Radar Online says rental trucks and SUVs with Massachusetts license plates were backed up in a driveway where a large flatbed truck also loomed with large air conditioning units and generators.  They connect it to the fact that Mezvinsky and Clinton's wedding planner is based in Boston.

Now TMZ claims it has Chelsea Clinton's wedding playlist, having somehow scored the set list for the band with the songs that Clinton and Mezvinsky want to be played at their gala event.

Among their choices: Wild World by Cat Stevens, Billie Jean by Michael Jackson, Think by Aretha Franklin, Beautiful Day by U2, Dancing Queen by Abba, Higher and Higher by Jackie Wilson, Rock with You by Michael Jackson, Proud Mary by Ike and Tina Turner, Unchain My Heart by Ray Charles, I'm Coming Out by Diana Ross, I Got A Feeling by Black Eyed Peas, and Dancing Machine by Jackson Five.