Easter is a day that brings many
Christians to church with a special mindset, and the Danish royals
were no exception. Queen Margrethe is at Marselisborg Palace,
following her tradition of spending the Easter holidays in the
Aarhus royal residence, and she is scheduled to remain there at
least until the beginning of May, when the sailing season for the
Royal Yacht Dannebrog is set to…
On the day before Easter, King Felipe,
Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía travelled to the
Madrid suburb of Pozuelo de Alarcón to visite the centre for
welcoming and helping Ukrainian refugees making their way to
Spain. Upon their arrival at the…
The history of Royal Maundy Services
14th April 2022
With the Easter holiday fast approaching,
Royal Central is looking into the history of Royal Maundy Services.
Royal Maundy is a religious service in the Church of England held
on Maundy Thursday, which precedes Good Friday. At the service, the
British monarch, or a royal…
Her Majesty The Queen has recorded her
first ever Easter message, telling the nation that “coronavirus
will not overcome us”. The message was recorded at Windsor Castle
on Good Friday. The video shows a candle bringing light to an altar
while the Queen can only be heard. She says, “Many religions have
festivals which celebrate light overcoming darkness. Such occasions
are often…
See the Easter greetings sent by the royals
21st April 2019
As many are celebrating Easter today,
European royals have sent Easter greetings to mark the occasion.
Later today, Her Majesty The Queen will celebrate the holiday
alongside members of the British Royal Family at St George’s
Chapel. Let’s take a look at other Easter…
A Quick Look at Fabergé's Easter Eggs
29th March 2016
Probably best known for the exquisite
Easter eggs that he crafted for the Russian Imperial house of
Romanov, Peter Carl Faberge was Russia’s premier master goldsmith
at the beginning of the twentieth century, the House of Faberge
having been founded in St. Petersburg by his father, Gustav Faberge
in 1842. Although Faberge would go on to design
spectacular objects of ornamentation such…

