History

A Royal Christmas: Celebrating in the Middle Ages

Every Christmas, we expect the Royal Family to go to Sandringham for their annual Christmas Day church service and later, hear a speech from the Monarch. While that is the tradition in the 21st century, the days of the Royal Family celebrating Christmas in a big way date back centuries. [getty src=”517475910″ width=”380″ height=”594″ tld=”com”] Let’s start in December 1066…
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All the brand new Christmas traditions being put in place by the Royal Family

The Christmas period is always a particularly fun time for royal watching, with behind-the-scenes pictures of the palaces being decorated for the holidays and royals carrying out holiday-themed engagements moving to the forefront. The Royal Family have always played a significant part in Christmas traditions for the UK, with their annual celebration at Sandringham and the morning walk to and…
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What you need to know about writing to royals this Christmas

Many choose to send holiday greetings to the royal families around Christmas. In response, most get a Christmas reply, expressing the royals’ thanks and well wishes for the year ahead. So, what address should you send your Christmas letters to? We have a breakdown for you below: King Charles, Queen Camilla, Princess Anne and Princess Alexandra: Buckingham PalaceLondon SW1A 1AA UNITED…
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Poignant heirlooms and peacocks - the historic emeralds of a royal family

The emerald features in some of the most striking royal tiaras and necklaces currently used by ruling houses around Europe. Among the most historic are the tiaras dominated by that stone which are owned by the Luxembourg Grand Ducal Family. Chaumet Emerald Tiara The Chuamet Emerald Tiara is an Art Deco-style tiara made with intricate diamond-scroll designs and featuring a large central…
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