Queen Camilla’s added a touching tribute
to Queen Elizabeth II to her outfit at Saturday’s Trooping the
Colour. The Queen, who serves as Regimental Colonel of the
Grenadier Guards, wore her late mother-in-law’s Grenadier Guards
brooch, which had been gifted to the then-Princess Elizabeth on her
16th birthday in 1942. The Grenadier Guards brooch features the
cypher of King George VI…
Ascot Landaus and Barouches - the significance of the carriages used at Trooping The Colour
14th June 2025
The annual Trooping The Colour parade is
taking place at Horse Guards to mark the official birthday of the
Sovereign. Some members of The Royal Family are attending the event
on horse back, with the Prince of Wales, Princess Royal and Duke of
Edinburgh processing down The…
While a knighthood from King Charles for
Sir David Beckham has kept everyone talking, the inclusion of the
former England football captain on the King’s Birthday Honours List
is just one of the reasons this list has shown how important sport
is to national life.
Penny Mordaunt has been been made a dame
in that major royal event, the King’s Birthday Honours, in
recognition for her services to politics. Dame Penny was the first
woman to be Lord President of the Privy Council and, as such, she
famously carried the Sword of State at the Coronation in May 2023.
However, before that, an even more symbolic moment had put her name
in the history books. For…
The most extraordinary and unbelievable royal scandal
13th June 2025
There are a number of events in English
royal history that seem extraordinary and unbelievable, but the
warming pan scandal has to be at the top of the list. The son of
James II and Mary of Modena had a very interesting start to life
and would be questioned for…
Written for Royal Central by Heaven Lee
Miller When the news broke that Prince Carl Philip of Sweden was
dating former reality show participant and model Sofia Hellqvist, a
flood of criticism followed. Many doubted that this most unlikely
romance would be sealed by…
Message to Princess Anne: Put your feet up ma’am and enjoy your birthday - you deserve it
12th June 2025
Royal Central’s Editor-at-Large, Charlie
Proctor, is hopeful that Princess Anne will put herself first for
just one day, and celebrate her 75th birthday in August in style.
Hard-working, self-effacing and utterly dedicated to duty. These
are the words I would use to describe the Princess Royal. Despite
being well past retirement age, she remains a constant in the royal
diary, carrying out…
Henry VIII's first royal wedding
12th June 2025
King Henry VIII is known for his six
wives. They were divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded – and
one survived. However, before he charged down the path of
continually trading in wives to hopefully find the “one”, he
married his elder brother’s widow…
Celebrating 200 years: Unveiling the rich history of Royal Ascot's carriage procession
12th June 2025
Royal Ascot – one of the most prestigious
horse racing events in the world – is just a few days away. Along
with the spine-tingling sport and fabulous fashion, the five day
meeting is also known for it’s great pomp and elegance. None of
this could be…
The Victoria and Albert Museum has
announced that a new royal exhibition exploring the life and
fashion of history’s most tragic queen will open later this year.
“Marie Antoinette Style” will be opening at the V&A on 20
September. A preview on the museum’s website reads: “A complex
fashion icon, Marie Antoinette’s timeless appeal is defined by her
style…

