When it comes to ringing in the Christmas holiday, the British royal family’s traditions are not that far from ours. Decorating trees, exchanging gifts, mailing cards and sitting down for a ...

Many families share quirky Christmas traditions that can leave new in-laws scratching their heads — but the royal family’s customs could take the crown for being the most eccentric of all.

you have the British royal family to thank. The Christmas tree, a popular German tradition by the early 1800s, was popularized in the United Kingdom in the 1840s after Queen Victoria‘s German ...

It's a ritual based on centuries-old tradition, but Queen Elizabeth ... Much like on Christmas Day, many members of the royal family gather together to celebrate Easter. They travel to Windsor ...

As big as Christmas, Easter Sunday typically sees the royal ... time together as a family before the children go back to school" Not an official royal family Easter tradition, but in the past Kate has ...

PEOPLE For the first Christmas following Queen Elizabeth's death in September, King Charles III and Queen Camilla will return to a beloved holiday tradition. The royal family is set to spend ...

they do still follow some of the same traditions the Royal Family have in place. This includes opening presents on Christmas Eve. Harry wrote in his memoir Spare: "It was Christmas Eve.

In 1848 the Illustrated London News published a drawing of the royal family celebrating around a decorated Christmas tree, a tradition that was reminiscent of Prince Albert's childhood in Germany.

When you sit down to Christmas dinner this year, there’ll be traditions the whole family follows. For the Queen and royal family, it seems the same applies. That’s according to chef ...

King Charles and Camilla honour the late Queen’s legacy at Maundy Thursday service King Charles III and the Queen Consort have attended the first Maundy Thursday service of their new reign, continuing ...