The Edinburghs

The Duchess of Edinburgh pays tribute at Remembrance service in Canada

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6th November 2023
The Duchess of Edinburgh began an official visit to Canada over the weekend, focusing largely on military-related events on the first two days of her visit.The Duchess arrived in Ontario on Friday to carry out engagements over a five-day period related to the military and medical fields. Her visit will see her carry out engagements on behalf of her Canadian military appointments and…
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British Royals

The royal tradition of placing wedding bouquets on the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior

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5th November 2023
It is one of the most poignant moments in a British royal wedding: the moment the bride’s bouquet is placed on the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior at Westminster Abbey.Its origin dates back to 23 April 1923, with the wedding of Prince Albert, Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.The Tomb of the Unknown Warrior was dedicated on 11 November 1920, and King George V wrote about the…
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Princess Anne and Family

The poignant tribute to Queen Elizabeth II from Princess Anne

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4th November 2023
The Princess Royal has worn one of her late mother’s favourite cloaks to a London event and it’s become one of this year’s royal style statements.  Princess Anne wore her mother’s Admiral’s Cloak to attend a Choral Evensong at Temple Church, a royal peculiar in London. (A royal peculiar is a church that directly reports to the monarch rather than to the Anglican Church…
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British Royals

The good luck gift which turned into one of the most famous pieces of royal jewellery

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30th October 2023
The Royal Family has many notable pieces of jewellery in its collection and rubies feature heavily.Considered one of the traditional cardinal gems along with amethyst, sapphire, emerald, and diamond, the ruby is known as the birthstone for July. The word “ruby” itself comes from ruber, the Latin word for red.Among the most famous pieces in the Windsor vaults are two tiaras…
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