When the Duchess of Cambridge attended
the Remembrance Sunday ceremony at the Cenotaph in London on
Sunday, she donned a special poppy brooch. The Duchess wore the
Codebreakers poppy brooch that pays tribute to those who have
worked in signal intelligence. Catherine’s late grandmother Valerie
Glassborow served as a signal intelligence worker during the
Second World War. She worked at…
The Duchess of Sussex stands alongside the Countess of Wessex & Sir Tim Laurence at the Cenotaph
10th November 2019
The Duchess of Sussex stood next to the
Countess of Wessex and Sir Tim Laurence at the Cenotaph on Sunday
as they watched Remembrance commemorations from a Foreign Office
balcony. This was Meghan’s second time at the Cenotaph, having made
her debut appearance last…
The Queen was joined by two future Queen
Consorts on the balcony of the Foreign Office on Sunday for the
Remembrance Sunday commemorations at the Cenotaph. Although the
98-year-old Duke of Edinburgh could not be in attendance for this
year’s service, Her Majesty was in…
An Equerry lays a wreath on behalf of Prince Philip at the Cenotaph
10th November 2019
AnEquerry was tasked with the honour of
laying a wreath on behalf of the Duke of Edinburgh at the Cenotaph
on Sunday during the remembrance commemorations. The 98–year-old
Prince was absent from this year’s Armistice Day commemorations, so
instead had a wreath placed in lieu. Captain James Aubrey placed
the wreath at the base of the Cenotaph before saluting the
monument on the…
The Queen was seen to wipe away a tear on
Sunday during the Remembrance Day commemorations in Whitehall. Her
Majesty watched events from the balcony of the Foreign Office this
year alongside the Duchess of Cornwall and Duchess of Cambridge, It
was the Prince of Wales…
The Prince of Wales leads the nation in Remembrance at the Cenotaph
10th November 2019
The Prince of Wales led the nation in
remembrance at the Cenotaph on Sunday as thousands of people
gathered at the memorial to honour those killed in wars and
conflicts past and present. Prince Charles laid a wreath on behalf
of his mother, The Queen, who this year…
During November, The Queen and members of
the Royal Family wear red poppies in memory of the fallen. However,
The Queen does not just wear one poppy but instead several. The
reason for this is a bit unsure. Some believe it is just one
corsage that she wears while others argue that The Queen wears so
many poppies as a way to honour each branch of the armed forces
that took part in the war…
On this remembrance weekend, Her Majesty
The Queen will once again lead the nation at the National Service
of Remembrance, held at the Cenotaph in London on Remembrance
Sunday. The service, which includes a two-minute silence at 11 am,
remembers British and Commonwealth…
Gallery: Remembrance Sunday during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II
10th November 2019
Each year The Queen and Royal Family
commemorate those who lost their lives in war on Remembrance Sunday
at the Cenotaph in London. Below we take a look at The Queen and
her family at Remembrance Sunday commemorations throughout her
reign. [getty…
The Queen was joined by members of their
family at the Royal British Legion Festival ofRemembrance on
Saturday evening at the Royal Albert Hall in London. i-Images /
Pool Alongside Her Majesty was the Prince of Wales & Duchess of
Cornwall, the Princess Royal & Sir Tim Laurence, the Earl and
Countess of Wessex and the Duke of York. They were joined by the
Duke & Duchess…
