Buckingham Palace has confirmed that the
crown used for the Coronation of Queen Camilla now has a brand new
name. Exactly two years after Her Majesty was crowned, Buckingham
Palace confirmed quietly that the historic gem used for the
Coronation will now bear the name of Queen Camilla. The crown was
originally used for the Coronation of Queen Mary in 1911. In
January 2025, a subtle change was…
The Danish Royal Family counts just one
emerald tiara in their collection, but it’s a stunning piece that
features 67 emeralds and over 2,600 diamonds. And now it has
another special chapter in its history as Queen Mary wore it for
her first official gala portrait since…
The last of the Edwardians has just
written her name in the record books. On May 1 2025, Ethel Caterham
was officially recognised as the oldest living person in the world.
Mrs Caterham, from Surrey, claimed the record at the age of 115 and
she had a very Edwardian…
This is the delicious meal served at William and Catherine's wedding and there was a very sweet touch inspired by the bride
29th April 2025
Prince William and Catherine Middleton
married at Westminster Abbey with the eyes of the world on them
while huge crowds cheered the newlyweds for their Buckingham Palace
balcony appearance. Once that was done, it was time for a three
course wedding breakfast alongside invited guests. After a long
morning and the small job of getting married, they no doubt had an
appetite and settled down for a…
Queen Mary of Denmark is a big fan of this royal woman who was banned from holding a top title
29th April 2025
For years, she was looked down upon by
society but now one royal wife is being turned into an icon by the
dynasty who wouldn’t let her be queen. A royal mistress turned much
loved wife has become the focus of a brand new exhibition in
Copenhagen with Queen Mary appearing…
This royal wedding cake weighed more than the average human and is still being eaten today
29th April 2025
It’s the cake that keeps on giving. The
flower strewn bake that took centre stage at the wedding of the
Prince and Princess of Wales on April 29th 2011 still makes its
presence felt with slices of it popping up at auction with what
seems like an almost metronomic…
She was the mother of three kings, the
wife of another and the niece of a powerful pope and those links
aren’t even the most interesting things about a woman who ended up
having a whole age named after her. She’s a controversial figure,
even now, but her impact on royal history is undeniable. Catherine
de Medici was born into the famous aristocratic Florentine family
on 13 April 1519 and…
The Order of the Garter is the oldest
chivalric order in Great Britain. King Edward III founded the
Most Noble Order of the Garter. It was officially founded in 1348
but may date back to 1344. Reportedly he was inspired by King
Arthur and his Round Table of Knights, but…
A stunning jewel that Queen Elizabeth II loved is now on show in a blockbuster exhibition
23rd April 2025
The Victoria and Albert Museum has just
opened a blockbuster exhibition, Cartier, exploring the beloved
French jeweller. While the exhibition includes countless historic
pieces, one particular item was a sentimental favourite of the late
Queen Elizabeth II. The…
The style legacy of the designer who played a pivotal role in the journey of Diana, Princess of Wales as a royal fashion icon
22nd April 2025
British designer David Sassoon ,who died
at the age of 92 in London this month, worked with several members
of the Royal Family, including the late Diana, Princess of Wales.
Sassoon was behind several of Diana’s most iconic looks and played
a pivotal role in her journey as a fashion legend. Sassoon
was born in October 1932 to Gourgi and Victoria Sassoon. His Iraqi
Jewish parents were not in…
