The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have
released videos of conversations with military personnel and their
families to mark Remembrance Week, honouring the heroes and their
families during a poignant week. William spoke with deployed
service members who are currently serving in the Royal Navy, the
British Army and the Royal Air Force, including Flight Sergeant
Gemma Thomson with RAF Wyton…
BREAKING: Charles and Camilla to become the first members of The Royal Family to attend Remembrance commemorations in Germany
10th November 2020
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of
Cornwall will visit Germany on Sunday 15th November to commemorate
the country’s National Day of Mourning. Their Royal Highnesses will
will attend the Central Remembrance Ceremony in Berlin to
commemorate the occasion 75 years…
Who is Susan Rhodes - the Queen's Lady-in-Waiting?
8th November 2020
On Sunday morning, The Queen was
accompanied on the balcony of the Foreign Office at the Cenotaph by
Susan Rhodes – one of Her Majesty’s Ladies-in-Waiting. In normal
times, the monarch is joined on the balcony to observe remembrance
events by the Duchess of…
The Queen’s floral tribute, left on the
Tomb of the Unknown Warrior ahead of Remembrance Day, was
especially poignant. Her Majesty left a replica of her wedding
bouquet on the grave as she paid her respects there just hours
before lockdown. It was a nod to a tradition followed by brides
from the House of Windsor for almost a century and held a special
link to her own parents. For it was the…
Why does The Queen wear five poppies?
8th November 2020
During November, The Queen and members of
the Royal Family wear red poppies in memory of the fallen. However,
The Queen does not just wear one poppy but instead several. The
reason for this is a bit unsure. Some believe it is just one
corsage that she wears while…
Equerry lays a wreath on behalf of Prince Philip at the Cenotaph
8th November 2020
AnEquerry was tasked with the honour of
laying a wreath on behalf of the Duke of Edinburgh at the Cenotaph
on Sunday during the remembrance commemorations. The 99–year-old
Prince was absent from this year’s Armistice Day commemorations, so
instead had a wreath…
Locked-down and socially distanced - The Royal Family attend a Remembrance Sunday service like no other
8th November 2020
The Queen and Members of The Royal Family
attended a Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph like no other
this weekend due to the coronavirus pandemic. As a result of the
ongoing public health emergency, for the first time ever, the
Cenotaph was not open for the public to pay their respects. In
normal years, tens of thousands of veterans would march past the
Cenotaph with thousands more…
The Queen attends socially distanced Remembrance Sunday commemorations with a Lady-in-Waiting for company
8th November 2020
The Queen attended a socially distanced
Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph on Sunday despite the
ongoing public health emergency. Her Majesty’s presence comes as no
surprise, with one royal source saying last month that the monarch
would attend the service…
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester missed
Sunday’s Remembrance commemorations at the Cenotaph following on
from medical advice. Royal sources says the decision is entirely
precautionary. Both Richard and Birgitte are in the at risk
category when it comes to…
The Prince of Wales led the nation in
remembrance on Sunday as the country remembers those who died in
war and conflict. Prince Charles placed a wreath at the base of the
Cenotaph as his mother, The Queen, watched on from the balcony of
the Foreign & Commonwealth Office. Due to the ongoing public health
emergency, commemorations have been heavily scaled back this year
with just 26…

