In honour of International Women’s Day
2025, the Royal Family has shared several portraits taken by female
photographers. The post began with one of the most famous
photographs of Queen Elizabeth II, one of Dorothy Wilding’s 1952
portraits. The series of portraits were used as the basis for the
new monarch’s image on coins, banknotes, and stamps. A
photograph from Jennifer Pattison…
King Charles is back to royal arts and crafts
7th March 2025
King Charles has returned to his artistic
roots with a visit to the Royal Collection Trust’s workshops ahead
of a blockbuster exhibition’s launch. The King visited the
RCT’s Decorative Arts workshop to learn more about how Trust staff
members use a wide variety of…
King Philippe meets President Zelenskyy in Brussels
7th March 2025
King Philippe of the Belgians has
welcomed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy when the pair met
in Brussels. The Belgian king received the Ukrainian
President at the Royal Palace in Brussels, less than a week after
the clash in the White House with US President…
King Charles quietly shows support for Canada
6th March 2025
The King has had a busy diplomatic
period, as both the UK and Canada are managing changes by the US
government in multiple areas. Canadian Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau is leading his country amidst an on-going trade war with
the US. Although he cannot make explicit statements, King Charles
quietly wore his support for Canada this week. King Charles
visited HMS Prince of Wales, a British…
Princess Anne steps in for her brother, King Charles
6th March 2025
While the King was at a military
engagement in the English Channel as he visited HMS Prince of Wales
before its departure, the Princess Royal was holding down the fort
for her older brother in Scotland. Princess Anne hosted an
investiture ceremony on behalf of King…
The day King George V unveiled the Cenotaph - a powerful symbol of remembrance for a nation
4th March 2025
Over a century after it was unveiled as a
symbol of national remembrance for those lost in war, the Cenotaph
will again play a central part in commemorating those who gave
their lives for their country. Four days of events will mark the
80th anniversary of VE Day in May and…
Queen Mary of Denmark has reached nearly
a century and a half back into the Danish royal jewellery vaults
with a surprising tiara choice for the State Banquet in
Finland.. Queen Mary wore Queen Caroline Amalie’s Gold Tiara,
a tiara that has not been worn in nearly 150 years. Queen
Caroline Amalie, wife of King Christian VIII, had the unique gold
tiara created sometime around 1820. The…
King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of
the Netherlands have begun their State Visit to Cyprus. The royal
couple fly to Cyprus the evening before, with Willem-Alexander
co-piloting the flight as he often does as a commercial
pilot. The Dutch king and queen were…
King Frederik and Queen of Mary are now
officially on their State Visit to Finland but ahead of the formal
events, they had time for some off-duty adventures, including
making a new friend. The Danish king and queen spent time
with Finnish President Alexander Stubb and…
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit in matching outfits for major sports event
4th March 2025
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess
Mette-Marit are embracing the cold weather of the last days of
winter together. The Norwegian Crown Prince and Crown
Princess chose coordinating red ski-jackets to attend the opening
ceremony of the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2025 at Torvet
in Trondheim. They joined the thousands of crowd members to
help launch the eleven day cross-country…

