Now that her days of Suits and fashion
line collaborations are over, how will the newly married
Duchess of Sussex earn an income alongside her husband, Prince
Harry? As of this point, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are living
at Nottingham Cottage located within the walls of Kensington
Palace. As long as they are at a royal residence and full-time
working royals, The Sovereign’s Grant…
First comes love, then comes marriage,
then comes the baby in the baby carriage. Or so the saying goes.
While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have expressed they would like
to have a family, so many variables can come into place that could
prevent that. So, without placing…
Flora Danica and a Royal Wedding
3rd June 2018
In addition to the private gifts
exchanged at royal weddings were also those public gifts given on
behalf of a nation. Either to accompany its native bride on her
marriage, or increasingly, to take the form of diplomatic presents,
such as the Sevres porcelain dinner service…
The Coronation of Elizabeth II on June
2nd 1953 is often spoken of as the moment that a new era began. It
was a moment of history and just the sixth time a queen regnant had
been crowned in England’s history. As Royal Central marks 65 years
since the Queen’s Coronation, here’s a look back at the crowning of
England’s other female rulers. Mary I Mary I became the first
woman…
The Queen's Coronation Dress
2nd June 2018
It has been described as the most
important British dress design of the 20th century and the gown
that the Queen wore at her Coronation, on June 2nd 1953, has its
own place in history. The work of Sir Norman Hartnell, created in
partnership by the Monarch, it has become one…
The Recap: Thursday 31 May 2018
31st May 2018
Prince Andrew continues his royal visit
in China, The Queen’s Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire killed in
a helicopter crash, and plans approved for a new crystal sculpture
of Her Majesty on London’s Park Lane. James Alder brings you the
latest royal news and…
The bells of Westminster Abbey
26th May 2018
First and foremost, we think of bells as
something we hear and don’t see. The bells of Westminster Abbey now
mingle in between the great soundscape of London noise and the busy
restlessness of Westminster, blending the secular with the divine,
much as they have done for…
Brits spent 45% more over Royal Wedding weekend!
23rd May 2018
Research from the company Paymentsense
has shown that people in and around Windsor spent 45% more than the
average weekend during the Royal Wedding weekend. The wedding is
estimated to have cost £30 million with a large chunk of the budget
being spent on defence, but it is believed that it has brought in
around £500 million to the economy. There were lots of factors
which added to the huge…

