In addition to the four weddings of Queen
Victoria’s children which took place at St. George’s Chapel, two
other marriages were performed at St. George’s within the Queen’s
family during her lifetime, which are far less known – that of
Princess Frederica of Hanover, Baroness von Pawel-Rammingen
(1848-1926) in 1880 and Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig-Holstein
(1872-1956) in 1891. The…
The first royal wedding at Windsor
10th March 2018
Windsor’s first royal wedding took place
in the twelfth century. What do we know about this wedding and why
exactly did it take place at Windsor Castle? It was the second
marriage of the third Norman King, Henry I (r. 1100-35). His
thirty-five-year reign was one without…
Queen Elizabeth hosts the Aga Khan at Windsor Castle
9th March 2018
Last night, Her Majesty The Queen
welcomed the Aga Khan, Princess Salwa Aga Khan and Princess
Zahra Aga Khan to Windsor Castle. The Queen, Prince Charles, the
Duchess of Cornwall and Princess Anne welcomed them to celebrate
the Diamond Jubilee of the Aga Khan as Imam of the…
Why Charles and Camilla couldn’t wed at Windsor Castle
3rd March 2018
When the Prince of Wales and the Duchess
of Cornwall 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 service of blessing
at St. George’s Chapel later the same day. Yet just a week later,
they had to move their civil…
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been
sharing more details of their marriage with just over two months to
go until they say ‘I do’. The couple are promising a ‘moment of fun
and joy’ so to get in that celebratory spirit, Royal Central
rounds up everything we…
A look at the top five royal residences
5th December 2017
The British Monarchy has acquired
residences across Great Britain through the centuries and moulded
them to their own preferences. We look at the top five royal
residences, how they were acquired, how they have changed over the
centuries and the use that Queen Elizabeth II…
A unique new program to commemorate The
Queen’s 90th birthday will allow students and viewers from around
the world to take a virtual tour of Windsor Castle, as well as
giving them a glimpse into Her Majesty’s birthday celebrations. The
televised event is called ‘Happy Birthday, Your Majesty’, and will
be hosted by Discovery Education. The virtual field trip will air
on…
The Queen and Prince Philip enjoyeda
spectacularfinale to Her Majesty’s 90th Birthday Celebrations
tonight, joining members of their family in the private grounds of
Windsor Castle. Arriving in the Scottish State Coach, The Queen,
wearing in a sea green…
The tourist areas at both Windsor Castle
and the Palace of Holyroodhouse are to undergo a £37m revamp,
the Royal Collection has announced. The revamp will include a new
cafe to be built in the medieval undercroft at Windsor Castle and
the outside space at the Palace of…
Books from Queen Mary's Dolls' House
28th March 2016
Books in Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, which
were reproduced in full-size format and published by the Royal
Collection in association with Walker Books Ltd, are available as
children’s books to purchase fromthe Royal Collection.These little
booksare an exact reproduction of the miniature original
andareprobably some of the most unique children’s…

