The hunky royal duo Prince Harry and Prince William joined their groom-to-be pal Guy Pelly, his fiancée, Lizzy Wilson, and other members of the wedding party for dinner tonight at famed BBQ restaurant Rendezvous in downtown Memphis.
Pelly and Wilson are tying the knot Saturday and the royals are reportedly going to be serving as ushers.
Harry flew in this afternoon on a private jet from Miami, where he spent Wednesday night partying with friends and part of today relaxing poolside. William, meanwhile, had a stop in Chicago on his way from England, where he and Kate Middleton just quietly celebrated their third wedding anniversary on Tuesday.
The brothers arrived at the restaurant in separate chauffeured cars. Harry was wearing a blue button-up shirt and jeans, while Will had on khakis and a navy blazer, according to an eyewitness.
Paparazzi and news crews crowded the area, presumably in hope of a royals sighting.
While their itinerary, which is probably pretty packed with wedding-related festivities, remains under wraps, a source has told E! News that at some point during their time in town Will and Harry will be treated to a private tour of Graceland, the former home of Elvis Presley.
And if Harry has time, he's welcome at The Pony Club, a local strip club that posted a "Welcome Prince Harry" sign in anticipation of the newly single 29-year-old coming to town. Club owner Jerry Westlund told E! News that they originally had Prince William on the sign as well, but then decided they didn't want to cause any trouble for the young family man back home.
And there's just something about the civilian surroundings and Prince Harry's name underneath that flashy pink sign with the stallion logo and silhouetted pole dancer that makes for an awesome visual.
Not that the newly single 29-year-old is planning to make a stop there or anything, but he can consider this an open invitation to stop by for some VIP treatment. And his brother is totally welcome, too, but management didn't want to cause any trouble for the husband and father back home.
