Buckingham Palace has announced the dates of the historic second State Visit to the UK by US President Donald Trump.
King Charles will host President Trump at Windsor Castle from September 17 until 19 September 2025.
The three day visit will include a glittering State Banquet at the Castle which the Royal Family is expected to attend.
President Trump will be the first elected politician…
The King and President Macron enjoy a 28-second handshake as the French State Visit comes to an end
9th July 2025
King Charles III and President Emmanuel Macron marked the conclusion of the French State Visit on Wednesday morning with a notably prolonged handshake, lasting 28 seconds.
The farewell moment, captured on camera, took place at the Sovereign’s Entrance at Windsor…
The Queen chose an outfit by her wedding dress designer as she welcomed the President of France to Windsor Castle for an historic State Visit.
Her Majesty wore a bright green dress by Anna Valentine who created both outfits worn on the day Queen Camilla married King…
This week, King Charles and Queen Camilla will be hosting French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, for a State Banquet at Windsor Castle. The banquet will be the first in over a decade, when a truly historic State banquet hosted at the castle was in April 2014.
From 8 to 11 April 2014, Irish President Michael D. Higgins made the first Irish State Visit to the United…
What to expect from the French State Visit: Windsor Castle, the Royal Family and plenty of pomp
4th July 2025
King Charles and Queen Camilla will welcome the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, and his wife, Brigitte, for a State Visit. Three days filled with pomp and ceremony will help cement the ties between the UK and France and the Royal Family will play a vital role.
The King and Queen and Emmanuel Macron will take part in a carriage ride through Windsor as the French President’s State Visit to the UK gets under way.
King Charles and Queen Camilla will be joined by President Macron and his wife, Brigitte, for the ceremonial…
Garter Day is one of the most traditional in the royal calendar. The Most Noble Order of the Garter is an order of chivalry founded by Edward III in 1348 and is the most senior order in the country.
Appointments are solely up to the Sovereign and made at their personal discretion. There no more than 24 living companions, or members, at any one time in addition to The King who is Sovereign of…
The time Queen Elizabeth II stopped a cheeky cigarette break at an historic royal wedding
4th April 2025
They were two of the guests of honour at one of the most historic of royal weddings but they were still stopped in their tracks as they attempted to pop outside for a quick smoke.
Tom Parker Bowles and his sister, Laura, were in the middle of the celebrations marking the…
The little known rule that stopped King Charles and Queen Camilla marrying in their first choice venue
4th April 2025
When King Charles & Queen Camilla announced their engagement in February 2005, they wasted no time in setting a date or venue for their marriage. They immediately told the world they would marry in April that year in a civil ceremony at Windsor Castle followed by a…
The hidden message in Queen Camilla's wedding flowers that told her groom ''I can't live without you''
3rd April 2025
The wedding bouquet carried by Queen Camilla on her wedding day, April 9th 2005 were a riot of early blooms that matched her pale blue and gold dress to perfection. But the flowers were also filled with personal touches that had their own place in a royal romance that made her a queen. For not only were the flowers in the posy highly significant, they had been grown by the bride and groom…
