NorwayQueen Elizabeth II

The time The Queen accidentally stepped on The King of Norway's foot

Queen Elizabeth II was at Westminster Abbey for Princess Alexandra’s 1963 wedding to Alexander Ogilvy and had a bit of a run-in with another monarch. Footage from Princess Alexandra’s wedding on 24 April 1963 shows The Queen accidentally standing on King Olav V of Norway’s foot before quickly realising what she had done. King Olav flinched when Her Majesty stepped on him.
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British RoyalsFeaturesHistoryQueen Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth, Queen of Scots and Edinburgh's Final Farewell

The public had known for decades that there was a very elaborate and specific plan in place dictating what would happen following Queen Elizabeth II’s death. However, because she passed while in Scotland, Operation Unicorn was put into place. Operation Unicorn was the code name for the series of events that would occur in Scotland following The Queen’s death. The major element was Her…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The Princess of Wales pays a touching tribute to Queen Elizabeth II in Christmas message

The Princess of Wales has dedicated her Christmas carol service to the late Queen with a touching introduction. The new Princess of Wales has continued her tradition of hosting a Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey. The service was held at the Abbey on 15 December and featured performances from several different choirs, groups, and artists. It was filmed and will be airing on…
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King Charles III

The Dancing King celebrates Chanukah

King Charles is keeping a busy schedule in the lead-up to the holiday break. On Friday, he visited JW3 for a Chanukah reception and to meet with community members.  JW3, also known as the Jewish Community Centre London, was founded by Dame Vivien Duffield DBE and…
Sweden

All the jewels at Sweden's Nobel celebrations

The annual Nobel Prize ceremonies are one of the most anticipated yearly events for the Swedish Royal Family. It is a white-tie event, and the women in the family wear their best jewels. Given that the Swedish royals share their tiaras, necklaces, and more, it means that we can see many different pieces over the years. This year the ceremony took place on Saturday, 10 December.  Since 1926…
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