Last week, His Royal Highness Crown
Prince Alexander of Serbia hosted a traditional dinner at the White
Palace in Belgrade in honour of the regular annual Holy Assembly of
Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church. The dinner was attended by
His Holiness Patriarch Irinej of Serbia with Metropolitans and
Bishops of the Church, among others. The Serbian Orthodox Church is
one of the Eastern Orthodox…
On 22 May, King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen
Silvia of Sweden started their three-day state visit to Ireland.
They spent the first day of the state visit in Dublin where they
were officially welcomed by President Michael D. Higgins and his
wife, Sabina Higgins at the…
Princess Madeleine of Sweden has taken
her eldest children, Princess Leonore and Prince Nicolas on a visit
to the painting atelier of the Brazillian artist Romero Britto. The
Princess and her children helped to paint the portraits of the
Princess’s two oldest…
Royal Wedding Flowers: Queen Letizia of Spain
22nd May 2019
Soft, striking and above all, symbolic.
The wedding bouquet carried by the future Queen of Spain, Letizia
Ortiz, at her royal wedding on May 22nd 2004 was filled with
significance. From personal touches to nods to one of the oldest
ruling dynasties in Europe, Letizia filled her posy with meaning.
At the heart of her cascading bouquet were the iris and the lily,
closely associated with the House…
While on a visit to South Korea, Crown
Princess Mary opened a Hans Christian Andersen exhibit in Seoul –
the Korean capital. The exhibit was opened on Tuesday, 21 May at
the Seoul Museum of History in the late afternoon after a
jam-packed day full of various…
King Philippe and Queen Mathilde attend first session of final of Queen Elisabeth Competition
22nd May 2019
King Philippe and Queen Mathilde have
attended the first session of the final week of the Queen Elisabeth
Competition in Violin. The King and Queen saw the only Belgian
finalist of this year’s edition of the prestigious music
competition, Sylvia Huang play an…
Below is an opinion on the ongoing saga
of Delphine Boël and her quest to have King Albert recognise her as
his daughter, by our Deputy Editor, Brittani Barger. King Albert,
by continuing to drag out this paternity suit, you only further
damage your reputation. It makes you seem heartless and cruel not
to take a simple DNA test. Delphine just wants her father to
recognise her, which is entirely…
Princess Tessy of Luxembourg has received
an Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts from the Paris College of Art in
recognition of her hard work in the charitable sector and promotion
of education worldwide. She received the honour on Thursday, 16 May
in Paris and shared her…
This Week in Royal Fashion: Kate at Bletchley Park, Camilla and Anne at garden party and Máxima in Ethiopia
18th May 2019
It was another busy fashion week for the
British royals as we saw the hats come out for the first garden
party of the season, along with a vintage-inspired look for the
Duchess of Cambridge’s visit to Bletchley Park. Meanwhile, Queen
Máxima travelled to Ethiopia for a…
Norway’s Royal Family celebrates National Day
17th May 2019
On Friday, Norway celebrated National Day
– a day when Norway celebrates its constitution, which, just behind
the constitution to the United States, is the oldest in the world
still in use. The day was celebrated from early morning until late
in the evening, and the Royal Family has a central role in
celebrating Norway and all that is Norwegian. This is a day where
the celebrations begin…

