In the UK there are very specific rules regarding who is entitled to be a Prince or Princess. Most of these rules come from Letters Patent issued in 1917 by King George V, in which the King accords the Princely title to all children of the Sovereign, to the Sovereign’s…
Charles and Camilla’s French tour continues in Lyon, with VE Day commemorations and cheese, wine & charcuterie galore! Plus the Countess of Wessex’s day in West Sussex, and Princess Anne’s day of lunches. James Brookes brings you the day’s royal…
The Countess of Wessex plants a tree for the Commonwealth Canopy Project
17th April 2018
The Countess of Wessex planted a tree Monday morning on the grounds at Buckingham Palace as part of The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy.
Sophie appeared on the morning programme This Morning with presenter Eamonn Holmes to plant the tree. As part of The Queen’s Commonwealth…
When Sophie Rhys Jones married Prince Edward on June 19th 1999 at St. George’s Chapel, she carried a bouquet with more than a hint of the past about it. The couple who starred in the last big Windsor wedding of the 20th century had gone for something of a medieval theme in the look of their big day and the flowers carried by the bride fitted right in.
From the pageboys and bridesmaids in…
