GARY BARLOW has been tapped up by The Queen to be her official party planner.

GARY BARLOW has been tapped up by The Queen to be her official party
planner.




Her Maj invited the TAKE THAT star for a brew at Buck House to
discuss
organising two big shindigs.


The landmarks are her 85th birthday next year and the Diamond Jubilee in
2012.


Gaz certainly knows how to throw a party, boasting a black book filled
with
more celebs than you could shake a corgi at.


So the Queen's advisers reckoned the Bizarre Lord was the man to arrange
the
biggest Royal parties since her Golden Jubilee in 2002.


A source said: "Her Majesty has been made well aware of his charity work
and
the events he has put together.


"Gary's got the power to pull in some big names and ensure it's a party
to
match the occasion. The timing means he can get the ball rolling early
and
start ringing his contacts."


The singer demonstrated his organisational skills with two high-profile
charity events last year. He convinced a group of celebs including CHERYL

COLE, CHRIS MOYLES and RONAN KEATING to climb Mount
Kilimanjaro for Comic Relief.


They scaled the 19,330ft peak to raise more than £3.4million.


Later he put together the Children In Need Rocks gig at the Royal Albert
Hall
with an all-star line-up including Cheryl, SIR PAUL McCARTNEY, DIZZEE

RASCAL and LEONA LEWIS. The concert, which also saw Take That
and ROBBIE
WILLIAMS share a stage for first time in years, raised more than
£2.1million.


The Queen is not the only powerful figure to ask for Gary's help
recently.

DAVID CAMERON roped in the songwriter as
part of his election campaign
and the pair launched a new singing competition for schools.


Gaz clearly has the magic touch, so no wonder Her Maj has requested his
services.


All his charity work last year led to calls for him to be knighted. If
the
Royals enjoy the show, Gary will have one knee on the red velvet
cushion.
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that's definately a honour I am sure he will do well!!!

yeahh me too!
and if he get the knight....will we have to call hime Sir? hehehe