The White House extended invitations to over 300 guests for the state dinner held by President Biden in honor of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of Australia on Wednesday night. The guest list included a diverse group of individuals, such as business leaders, musicians, athletes, and prominent Australian Americans. Provided by the White House, here is the complete list of those invited:

THE PRESIDENT AND DR. BIDEN

• THE HONORABLE ANTHONY ALBANESE, Prime Minister of Australia, and MS. JODIE HAYDON
• Joyce Aboussie and Greg Keller
• Representative Pete Aguilar, Democrat of California, and Alisha Aguilar
• Elizabeth Allen, under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs, and Edward Price, senior adviser to the secretary of state
• Chris Ashton
• Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III and Charlene Austin
• Sharada Balachandran Orihuela and Dr. Kali D. Cyrus
• Xavier Becerra, secretary of health and human services, and Carolina Reyes
• Brendan Bechtel and Helen Bechtel
• Anthony Bernal, assistant to the president and senior adviser to the first lady, and Marisa Bernal Cox
• Jared Bernstein, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, and Kay Arndorfer
• John Berry and Curtis Yee
• Naomi Biden and Peter Neal
• Finnegan Biden
• Maisy Biden
• Maher Bitar, special assistant to the president and senior director for intelligence, and Astrid Dorelien
• Bran Black
• Jeffrey Bleich and Rebecca Bleich
• Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken and Evan Ryan, assistant to the president and cabinet secretary
• Francisco L. Borges and Luisa Borges
• Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Sharene Brown
• Dr. Alex Brown
• Taryn Brumfitt and Zali Yager
• Russell Budd and the Rev. Dorothy Budd
• William J. Burns, C.I.A. director, and Lisa Carty, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Economic and Social Council
• Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Chasten Buttigieg
• Professor Thomas Calma
• Kurt Campbell, deputy assistant to the president and coordinator for the Indo-Pacific, National Security Council, and Lael Brainard, assistant to the president and director of the National Economic Council
• Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, Democrat of Maryland, and Myrna Cardin
• Laetitia Garriott de Cayeux and Kinga Garriott de Cayeux
• Craig Chittick, first assistant secretary, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
• Melissa Chiu and Suzanne Hollman
• Derek Chollet, counselor of the State Department, and Heather Hostetter
• Representative Katherine M. Clark, Democrat of Massachusetts, and Nathaniel Dowell
• Bruce Cohen and Gabe Catone
• Katie Connolly, director of strategic communications and outreach, Office of the Prime Minister
• Gov. Roy Cooper of North Carolina and Kristin Cooper
• Dr. Lynn Cornelius and Dr. Joseph Cornelius
• Representative Joe Courtney, Democrat of Connecticut and co-chairman of the Australia caucus, and Audrey Courtney
• Prof. Glyn Davis, secretary, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
• Michael C. Donilon, assistant to the president and senior adviser to the president, and Patricia Donilon
• Mark David Ein and Sally Ein
• Jon Finer, assistant to the president and principal deputy national security adviser
• Elizabeth Fitch, media director and principal press secretary, Office of the Prime Minister
• Yance Ford and Amanda Lichtenberg
• Chip Forrester and Elizabeth Haselkorn
• Michael Fullilove
• Juliet V. García
• Timothy Gartrell, chief of staff, Office of the Prime Minister
• Rory Gates and Don Harmon, the president of the Illinois State Senate
• Craig Gering and Jane Gering
• Rufus Gifford and Dr. Stephen DeVincent
• Mark Gilbert and Nancy Gilbert
• Shuwanza Goff, assistant to the president and the director of the Office of Legislative Affairs, and Jamie Fleet
• Jeffrey Goldberg, editor in chief of The Atlantic, and Pamela Reeves
• Philip Gordon, assistant to the president and national security adviser to the vice president, and Rachel Gordon
• Fatima Goss Graves and Carol Ann Goss
• Jon Gray and Mindy Gray
• Gov. Josh Green of Hawaii and Jaime Green
• Arthur J. Gregg and Alicia G. Collier
• Deb Haaland, secretary of the interior, and Aleta Suazo
• Vice President Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff
• Andrew Hauptman and Ellen Bronfman Hauptman
• Jon Henes and Pamela Henes
• Representative Jim Himes, Democrat of Connecticut, and Mary Himes
• Barbara Humpton, chief executive of Siemens, and David Humpton
• Shannon Hunt-Scott and Kevin Scott
• Laleh Ispahani and Tapio Vaskio
• Bonny Jacobs
• Karine Jean-Pierre, White House press secretary
• Bonnie Jenkins, under secretary of state for arms control and international security, and Matthew D. Steinhelfer, deputy assistant secretary of state for conflict and stabilization operations
• Darius Jones and Tori Johnson-Jones
• Joe Kahn and Shannon Wu
• Senator Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia, and Anne Holton
• Brad Karp and Roberta Karp
• Jeffrey Katzenberg, co-founder of DreamWorks Animation, and Sujay Jaswa
• Janet Keller and Katherine Schneider
• Caroline Kennedy, U.S. ambassador to Australia, and Edwin Schlossberg
• Mayor James F. Kenney of Philadelphia and Letitia Santarelli
• James Keogh and Selen Us
• John Kerry, U.S. special presidential envoy for climate, and Vanessa Kerry and Alexandra Kerry
• Madeleine King, member of Australian Parliament, minister for resources and minister for Northern Australia
• Kathy Klugman, principal adviser, international, Australian Office of the Prime Minister
• Orin Kramer and Barbara Marcin
• Daniel J. Kritenbrink, assistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific affairs, and Nami Kritenbrink
• Ben LaBolt, assistant to the president and White House communications director
• Amanda Lacaze
• Sarah Ladislaw, special assistant to the president and senior director for climate, and Gregg L. Ladislaw
• Kid Laroi and Sloane Howard
• Jane Lauder and Kevin Warsh
• Brenda Lauderback and Antonio D. Tillis
• Marsha Laufer and Henry Laufer
• James Lawrence and Mary Lawrence
• Nancy LeaMond and Colin Finan
• John