Shining is like that, but the royal bride also has to be overshadowed by the French First Lady Brigitte Macron. This is a rare occasion for the French President’s wife to appear in front of the media, so her appearance immediately attracted attention. Brigitte Macron surprised when choosing an elegant and graceful beige outfit. The hair is also carefully taken care of to create a perfect appearance. The most special thing is the French President, her 25-year-old husband holds his wife’s hand tightly. Despite the large age difference, Brigitte Macron is always pampered by her husband and shows sweet affection anytime, anywhere, making everyone jealous. The French President and his wife appeared at the reception party on June 11. Having received mixed opinions on appearance and style many times, but the latest appearance of Mrs. Brigitte Macron has received many compliments. The Express page also gave many compliments to the French First Lady when she exuded an elegant, gentle style that skillfully concealed the flaws on her body. Not only at the reception party, but before that, during a meeting with the British Prime Minister and his wife, Brigitte Macron also attracted attention when her husband held hands and showed affection. The French President always beams when walking next to his elderly wife. At the party, the French President and his wife Prince William also had a fun conversation with each other. According to French media, both Princess Kate and Brigitte Macron were very happy when they accidentally chose bright and elegant outfits. The French President always holds his wife’s hand when appearing, making everyone jealous of Brigitte Macron. The French President and his wife chat happily with the Cambridge family. The French first lady also expressed regret when she missed a visit to London with her husband in June 2020 because she had to undergo retinal surgery. And this trip allows her to meet members of the royal family again. Although the age difference is quite large, Brigitte Macron (68 years old) and Princess Kate (39 years old) but both women are said to talk extremely well with each other. Source: Daily Mail, Closermag

The UK is one of the rare countries with a monarchy of the United Kingdom. Monarchs are also known as “Kings” and “Queens”. The current monarch is Queen Elizabeth II, who holds the power of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and is also queen of 15 other independent countries. Let’s just say, the British Royal Family and members of the royal family have great influence. With its own regime of government, the British Royal costume also attracts the attention of a large number of subjects around the world. Besides well-dressed icons like the late Princess Diana or Princess Kate Middleton, their royal fashion in general always makes people admire. Especially the historical moments below. Queen Elizabeth’s Hope Wedding Dress In 1947, Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip got married. It was a difficult time after the war and Britain was in a period of recovery. So Princess Elizabeth’s wedding can’t be too lavish. But the British people sent their stamps (used to get goods and products during the subsidy period) as a wedding gift. In the end, the British royal family decided to use this goodwill to design the wedding dress. The Princess’s entire outfit is decorated with chains of snow-white flowers (symbolizing purity), jasmine (happiness and sincerity), white roses of York (innocence) and crops. to represent prosperity. Princess Kate’s floral tribute dress In 2017 on the anniversary of Princess Diana’s death, Kate Middleton visited the memorial garden in Kensington Palace. For the occasion, she opted for an elegant green Prada dress with a poppy print. Red poppies symbolize memory and hope in England. This is the Duchess’ way of showing respect for her late mother-in-law. In particular, the shape of the vintage dress or the little flower pattern is also one of the favorite items of the late princess. Meghan Markle’s shocking off-the-shoulder dress Meghan Markle appeared for the first time as the British Royal Princess at the “Trooping the Colour” event. At this time, she was wearing a light pink dress of the fashion house Carolina Herrera, but not everyone complimented this outfit. Many experts on royal etiquette said: “As a Royal Princess of England, you should choose less revealing clothes in traditional events, especially when appearing for the first time as a royal princess. family”. This is probably the opening outfit for the series of days of “breaking the fence” of the British Royal dress code of the former Duchess of Sussex. Wedding dress embodies the optimism of Princess Eugenie Queen Elizabeth II’s sixth granddaughter – Princess Eugenie of York – got married in October 2018. For her wedding to Jack Brooksbank, Princess Eugenie wore a gorgeous gown designed by Peter Pilotto & Christoper De Vos . She also wears the Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara tiara passed down from her mother. The pure and beautiful princess in the off-the-shoulder white design. However, the special thing is that she did not wear a white chiffon like other royal members. The dress cut deep at the back, revealing the princess’s long scar, which is known to be the evidence of surgery for scoliosis since childhood. If people often try to hide their weaknesses, Princess Eugenie intentionally shows it as a meaningful message that we don’t have to be ashamed of that scar because it is a special story. The “revenge” dress of the late Princess Diana It is not the wedding dress but the one she wore right before the divorce that is the most famous item in history. Many sources believe that, in 1992, although the marriage of Prince Charles and Princess Diana broke up, they continued to fulfill their royal duties. In 1994, Charles went public with his affair with Camilla Parker-Bowles. Following this announcement, the Princess of Wales appeared to have appeared at the Vanity Fair magazine party to fully showcase her strong personality. As planned, Diana was going to wear a classic, elegant Valentino dress but in the end she opted for a black mini dress, showing off her bare shoulders and neckline by Christina Stabilian from Greece. By wearing this dress, the Princess has completely violated the royal rules. Not only did she show off a lot of skin, but she also wore high heels that she never wore when walking with Prince Charles, because it would make herself taller than her husband. This incredibly brave outfit was immediately called the “revenge dress”. In addition, her pearl necklace with a giant blue sapphire on her neck was crafted from a brooch that Prince Charles gave Diana at her wedding. This is how the Princess shows her strong personality when dealing with the scrutiny of the media and the public.

Princess Diana’s wedding dress almost didn’t fit in the carriage because it was too long Princess Diana’s wedding dress has gone down in history as one of the most elaborate and grandiose gowns ever worn by a British Royal bride to a wedding. The tail of the dress has been designed to be up to 7.6 meters long with an even longer chiffon scarf. To make a matching chiffon scarf, 139 meters of tulle fabric was used. This is the longest chiffon scarf in Royal history. The designers did not take into account the size of the carriage that the princess would use to get to the wedding venue. Princess Diana’s wedding dress almost didn’t fit in the carriage because it was too long. When Diana got off the carriage in front of the church, many people noticed the wrinkles in her skirt and veil. The blue stitching on Meghan Markle’s wedding dress was part of the dress she wore on her first date with Prince Harry. Bringing “something blue” to the wedding is a long-standing tradition in the UK in the hope of bringing luck to the bride and as a wish for a happy marriage. Princess Meghan has attached a special memento in her wedding dress. It was a piece of blue fabric – cut from the dress she wore on her first date with Prince Harry. She considers it a great demonstration of the strength and foundation of their relationship. Sarah Ferguson pays tribute to Prince Andrew’s naval career Royal family men often pursue military careers in addition to their Royal duties. In the case of Prince Andrew, Queen Elizabeth’s third son, he focuses on serving in the country’s navy. So in 1986, when he married Sarah Ferguson, the beads on her dress incorporated various symbols including a heart symbolizing romance, anchors and waves representing her love of the sea. Prince Andrew. The dress also embroidered their initials on it. Up to 5 wedding dresses were made for Princess Diana As the wedding day approached, Princess Diana continuously lost weight. In fact, in the 7 months before the ceremony, Princess Diana’s waistline had decreased by 12 cm. Designers were forced to create up to 5 different wedding dresses to accommodate the Princess’s physical changes. However, in the end, they adjusted the waist of the dress on the very day of the wedding. Princess Kate’s earrings in the wedding ceremony are a gift from the family At the wedding of the century with Prince William, Princess Kate wore extremely sophisticated earrings. The jewelry, crafted by the brand Robinson Pelham, is modeled after the leaves and seeds of the oak tree, studded with sparkling diamonds. This is a gift that Kate Middleton’s parents gave her when she returned to be the bride of the British Royal Family. Princess Diana dirty her wedding dress Just hours before the wedding, Diana had a small problem with her wedding dress. As she prepared to leave for church, Princess Diana spilled some perfume on her wedding dress. With a calm personality, Princess Diana tries not to make a big deal out of it and trusts that no one will notice. And really, no one noticed the stain on Diana’s wedding dress that day. It wasn’t until her makeup artist, Barbara Daly, revealed this detail in her book “Diana: The Portrait” that the truth became public. In some photos, Princess Diana tried to cover the stain on her wedding dress. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s license plate shows their wedding date Following the emotional and iconic wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Prince Charles held a party later that same evening, where only a small group of guests were invited. In images taken after the ceremony, you can see the bride and groom leaving Windsor Castle, hand in hand, in a blue Jaguar. The car’s license plate was specially made for that day, and its number refers to the wedding date: 19-05-18. Princess Kate borrowed Queen Elizabeth’s diamond tiara Many brides still follow the tradition of using a few borrowed items for their wedding ceremony, just as the old English tune advises them to do so. For her wedding, Princess Kate borrowed Queen Elizabeth a tiara called Halo. The headpiece to accompany Kate on her big day, made by Cartier in 1936, consists of 16 winding rings set with 888 diamonds. Halo was bought by the Queen’s father, King George VI, for his wife, then she gave it to her daughter Elizabeth on her 18th birthday. Meghan paid homage to the Commonwealth with a veil at her wedding On her wedding day, Meghan wore a 5-meter veil embroidered with flowers representing the Commonwealth. Meghan later revealed that the detail was quite a surprise to Harry, as he did not expect his bride to incorporate his political ideas so intimately. Princess Diana didn’t wear heels out of respect for Prince Charles Most Royal brides wear heels under chic dresses to accompany their prince, but that was not Princess Diana’s choice. Diana and Prince Charles are the same height, about 1.77m. That is one of the reasons why Princess Diana wore flats to avoid looking taller than her husband in the official photos of the ceremony. Another romantic detail is that Princess Diana asked the designer to print the letters D and C on the soles of the shoes.

Located in London, the world famous Buckingham Palace is one of the properties owned by the British Royal Family. Queen Elizabeth II and members of the royal family spend a lot of time living here. According to records, Buckingham Palace in London has been the official residence of many British Kings and Queens for nearly 200 years. Therefore, the lives of many kings and queens in England always attract the attention of the public. Buckingham Palace is a place associated with many special stories about them. Among these, famous is the fact that King James I once raised silkworms in the grounds of Buckingham Palace. So he had him plant 100,000 mulberry trees in the palace garden. King James I wanted to grow mulberry to raise silkworms to produce silk and use it to make clothes for members of the royal family. At the time when King James I ruled England, silk was one of the most expensive and difficult fabrics to buy. However, King James I’s plan to grow mulberries to raise silkworms did not achieve the intended results due to planting the wrong tree. As a result, no silk fabric was produced at Buckingham Palace. Buckingham Palace became a place of historical fame with the birth and death of the only king in British history at this famous site. That person was King Edward VII. In 1841, Queen Victoria gave birth to a son, who later became King Edward VII, at the ancient Buckingham Palace. After decades of reigning over England, King Edward VII breathed his last in 1910. The place where the king died was the place he was born – Buckingham Palace. Few people would have imagined that Buckingham Palace, which is so heavily guarded, could have an intruder inside. This utopia happened in the 19th century. At that time, Edward Jones broke into Buckingham Palace and stole some of Queen Victoria’s items. After being arrested by the bodyguard, Edward confessed that he had broken into the palace twice without being detected. For trespassing on the Queen’s residence, he was sentenced to three months in prison. Invite readers to watch the video: The Queen of England summons people to deal with the epidemic. Source: People’s Television.

Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II have been happily married for 74 years. (Source: Getty Images) In a recent status on Twitter, the British Royal Family said, Prince Philip has always loved design work. In addition to overseeing and designing the Royal Yacht Britannia, he also designed an engagement ring and bracelet for Princess Elizabeth II (now Queen of England). Often the jewelry of the Royal family always has a story to celebrate. The ring Prince Philip used to propose to Queen Elizabeth II in 1947 was made from the tiara of his mother, Princess Alice of Battenberg, niece of Queen Victoria. Princess Alice, mother of Prince Philip. (Source: Getty Images) According to the Town and Coutry , in 1946, upon learning of her son’s intention to propose, Princess Alice gave Philip the tiara she had been given on her wedding day for him to use as a suitable ring for his fiancée. Prince Philip at that time collaborated with the famous London jeweler Philip Antrobus Ltd. to design your own 3-carat diamond ring surrounded by 10 smaller diamonds. The engagement ring has always been worn by Queen Elizabeth II. (Source: Getty Images) The diamonds themselves date back to the late Romanov dynasty. On her wedding day, Philip’s mother was presented with the tiara used on the wedding day of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsar Alexandra of Russia, the last rulers of the Russian Empire, who were also important persons. distantly related to her. Queen Elizabeth II wears an engagement ring and bracelet designed by Prince Philip. (Source: Getty Images) Not only that, Philip also chose the remaining diamonds in the crown to make a diamond bracelet to give as a wedding gift to Elizabeth II. The necklace was later gifted by the Queen to her granddaughter-in-law Kate Middleton. The Duchess of Cambridge wore the bracelet on her left hand during a reception for Chinese President Xi Jinping in October 2015. (Source: Getty Images) (according to Insider)

Balmoral ancient castle located in Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland is one of the famous properties owned by the British Royal Family. Prince Albert – husband of Queen Victoria, bought the ancient Balmoral Castle in 1852. He bought this 15th-century property as a gift for his wife. After the purchase, Prince Albert and architect William Smith designed and remodeled Balmoral Castle. Balmoral Castle is located on 50,000 acres of land. In addition to the main castle there are 150 other buildings in this royal estate. Among these are the Birkhall estate and a number of other houses used by members of the British Royal Family when they come here to rest. In addition, in this property owned by the Royal Family, there are also large gardens, grasslands, farmland, forests…. More than 2,000 red deer live in Balmoral Castle. During the last few decades, Balmoral Castle has been one of the favorite summer retreats of Queen Elizabeth II and her husband. Balmoral Castle appears on the £100 note issued by the Royal Bank of Scotland. Less than a year after visiting Balmoral for the first time, Diana married Prince Charles. After getting married, the royal couple spent some time here on their honeymoon. Invite readers to watch the video: The Queen of England summons people to deal with the epidemic. Source: People’s Television.

According to a Buckingham Palace spokesman, women will wear black knee-length dresses and hats. Meanwhile, men wear black coats with medals. In 1982, photos of Princess Diana at the funeral of Princess of Monaco – Grace Kelly – showed her wearing a full-face hat, a long-sleeved black dress with a collar and a heart necklace. At that time, her choice was highly appreciated because it was suitable for the situation and still showed the inherent style. The dress code for royal funerals has long been a symbol of grief and nobility. Photo: Anwar Hussein, Mirrorpix. The color of grief Black has long been the color of choice for mourning. It was associated with grief in the 19th century. By this time in Europe and America, the regulations on mourning dress were firmly in place, especially for women. It is fueled by the proliferation of women’s publications as well as more affordable clothing. Harper’s Bazaar advised readers to aim for “nunnish simplicity” in 1868. Even the modern department store was born out of the fledgling funeral industry. Around the 1840s, Kate Strasdin – British historian and fashion curator – said: “Shops sprung up in London (England) and Paris (France) to cater to everyone. In which, you have can buy everything from stationery to funeral jewelry.” Around the 1840s, mourning dresses were created in a variety of styles. Photo: De Agostini Editorial. For a short time in 1938, after the death of her grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, black fell out of favor at funerals. One photo shows the queen mother wearing a white dress designed by Norman Hartnell to honor the passing of her mother. Influence from Queen Victoria “No one has influenced mourning more than Queen Victoria. After the sudden death of her husband Prince Albert in 1861, she expressed her sadness by wearing black every day for four decades. until his death” CNN comment. According to Strasdin, it was Victoria who helped codify the nuances of grieving fashion and maintain the image of “permanent widow”. In Victorian times, even the really small details of a dress tell what stage of the funeral you’re in. It symbolizes wealth and status by proving you can buy a mourning wardrobe as well as understanding the rules. The dress was worn by Queen Victoria after 33 years of her husband’s death. Photo: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. For a year, widows must wear mourning attire made of matte black crepe fabric. As the pain fades, colors and other fabrics change as well. During the last 6 months of the 2.5-year period, “semi-mourning” clothing can be worn in white, gray, pale yellow or shades of lilac or lavender. After going through a period of grief for many years, Queen Victoria persisted in wearing black mourning for the rest of her life. One of Victoria’s dresses after 33 years of her husband’s death was a sombre black crepe with a simple hemline. Strasdin noted that Victoria’s dark dressing style was unpopular with some family members. Her daughter-in-law – Queen Alexandra – marked a change, loosening restrictions when Queen Victoria died. Alexandra opted for semi-mourning shimmering gowns of mauve silk chiffon and sequins, as well as pale yellow or gray. “She knew that the public was really struggling with the queen’s constant mourning. So Queen Alexandra instituted half-mourning for the rest of her life,” Strasdin said. Over the decades, the influence of Queen Victoria’s mourning dress is still present in modern royal periods. It ranges from austere colors to strict rules. Queen Alexandra purposefully loosened the rigid rules for mourning attire under Victoria. Photo: AFP.

1. Turquoise and diamond brooches Jewelry expert Vincent Meylan said this flower brooch was originally a wedding gift from King Edward VII to Mary of Teck in 1893. Mary kept it until her death in 1953. Later, the Queen Elizabeth II is the heir to this jewelry. But she only used it once in 2014 and once in April 2020. 2. The sapphire crystal flower of Queen Maria Feodorovna Many historians and jewelry experts believe this jewelry dates back to 1866. In that year, King Edward VII and future Queen Alexandra (then Prince and Princess of Wales) presented the flower. Dressed for Queen Alexandra’s sister, Minnie, to commemorate her marriage to future Russian Emperor Alexander III. It was a flower brooch made of sapphire cabochon, surrounded by two rows of diamonds and had a drop of pearl hanging from another diamond. After her marriage, Minnie became known as Queen Maria Feodorovna. That is the origin of the name of this flower. After her death, her daughters inherited the jewelry. It was later acquired by Queen Mary, Elizabeth II’s grandmother, at auction. 3. Flowers and diamonds of the Prince of Wales This jewelry is one of the most special accessories of Princess Diana. It is meant to represent 3 feathers on the coat of arms of the Prince of Wales. Originally, the flower brooch was a wedding gift for Princess Alexandra in 1863. Later, the Queen Dowager returned to Princess Diana in 1981. With her ‘sassy’ personality, Princess Diana turned it into a necklace. 4. Queen Victoria’s Bow This beautiful bow is actually part of a set of 3 bows. They were created by the famous jeweler Garrard in 1858. Queen Victoria likes to wear 2 or 3 bows in this bow set when attending special events. Queen Elizabeth II also wears this jewelry on the most important occasion. It was September 9, 2015, the anniversary of her certification as the longest reigning monarch in royal history. 5. New Zealand silver fern According to research done in the historical archives of Auckland libraries, this floral brooch was a Christmas gift that Queen Elizabeth II received in 1953 from Lady Allum, Sir John Allum’s wife, The mayor of Auckland at that time. Later, Kate inherits that precious jewelry. She always wears it when attending New Zealand related events. 6. Cullinan V The heart-shaped gemstone is part of a giant diamond mined in the South African mine in 1905. That precious diamond is said to be worth more than 3 thousand carats. Initially, the flower brooch was owned by Mary of Teck, the grandmother of Queen Elizabeth. Now, the Queen is the owner of this special brooch. She wore it during London Fashion Week 2018. 7. Cullinan III and IV It is thought that the South African diamond block above has been cut into 105 pieces. Two of those pieces are Cullinan III and Cullinan IV. They are often combined together as a complete flower brooch. Cullinan III is pear-shaped and weighs about 94 carats. And Cullinan IV 63 carat is cut into a square. 8. True Lover’s Knot of Queen Mary This is also a Queen Elizabeth jewelry inherited from Queen Mary. This brooch is unique for two reasons: first it has a tassel shaped bow shape, unlike other neatly brooches; The second is that the Queen always wears it when attending weddings by family members. In 1960, she used it at the wedding of her sister, Princess Margaret. In 2011, she reused the flower brooch for the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. 9. Royal Navy Gold Dolphin Badge This adornment is decorated with pictures of 2 dolphins, anchors and a crown. It was introduced by the Royal Navy in 1972. According to an article by reporter Richard Palmer, the navy gave this badge to the Duchess of Cambridge. She then wore it during the Thames River parade for Queen Elizabeth’s diamond celebration in 2012. 10. Brazilian emerald green blouse In 1953, the president and the people of Brazil gave Queen Elizabeth the coronation gift (consisting of a necklace and earrings) made of aquamarines and diamonds. Love this stone so much, she added a matching tiara. After that, the Brazilian Government added bracelets and flowers to give to the Queen. 11. Lilies of the city of London This flower brooch is a gift from the City of London to the Queen in 1947 when she was still a Princess. It is a symbol of the free city, the capital of England – London. The Queen often wears this jewelry to outdoor celebrations. 12. Flower install Jardine Star According to the book ‘The Queen’s Jewels’ by Leslie Field, a Scottish aristocrat, Lady Jardine presented this jewelry to Queen Elizabeth in 1981. It was made entirely of diamonds. This is one of the most beloved brooches of the Queen. 13. The Shamrock – The Irish Guardian Shamrock is the t term used to refer to a small branch of a clover, used as a symbol of Ireland. St. Patrick – the patron saint of Ireland – is said to have used it as a metaphor for the Trinity. Kate regularly wears this brooch to events related to Ireland and Irish culture in general (like St. Patrick’s Day). According to author James Wilson, in 1961, the Irish Guard Regiment gave this jewelry to Princess Mary. Other members of the royal family that used to wear shamrock are the Empress Dowager and Princess Anne.

Meghan dressed simply with blue jeans, a black T-shirt, green jacket, pointed-toe flats and black mask. Meanwhile, Archie is wearing a black beanie, gray sweater, rolled up jeans, white Velcro sneakers, and a green backpack. The image of the former American actor and son was taken the day after Harry, 36, returned to Los Angeles after his grandfather’s funeral. Prince Harry flew to Los Angeles on an American Airlines flight on the afternoon of January 20. He was then taken home by the driver to Montecito, California. He did not stay in England to celebrate his grandmother’s 95th birthday, Queen Elizabeth II. Meghan did not return to England to attend Prince Philip’s funeral because she was pregnant and was told by her doctor not to travel far. Harry and Meghan moved to California after announcing leaving the British Royal and renouncing honorary titles. After the royal “gossip” conversation, relationships between the two and Harry’s family members only worsened. On February 14, the two announced they were expecting their second child, a baby girl, to be born.

Many people gathered outside Buckingham Palace on April 9 (local time) after the news of Prince Philip’s death was announced by the British Royal. Photo: Reuters Many Londoners come in front of the gates of Buckingham Palace, the ancient walls of Windsor Castle to place flowers and a memorial card in memory of Prince Philip. The British government and royal family are calling on people not to gather in front of the mansion to commemorate Prince Philip in order to comply with Covid-19 room regulations. Residents set the flag of England along with commemorative bouquets of flowers outside Buckingham Palace. Reuters photo Information Prince Philip – Duke of Edinburgh passed away was announced by the British royal family on April 9. He is 99 years old. Photo: Reuters Coach and players at Liverpool Aintree Racecourse spent a minute to commemorate Prince Philip’s departure on April 9. Photo: Reuters 2 of the many women standing outside Buckingham Palace hugged each other to comfort and share the sadness following the death of the Queen’s husband. Photo: Reuters A man wiped his tears outside Buckingham Palace after the royal family announced the Prince’s death. Photo: Reuters According to an announcement from Buckingham Palace, the 94-year-old Queen is expected to spend eight days mourning Prince Philip, starting April 9. The flag on Victoria Tower at the British Parliament Building, London, was lowered by half a column when the news of Prince Philip’s death was announced. Photo: Reuters Many people brought flowers, photos … to commemorate at Buckingham Palace (UK) after hearing the news of Prince Philip’s death. Photo: Reuters Many people mourn the death of Prince Philip – who quietly supported the Queen of England during the past 7 decades. Photo: Reuters Sharing about her husband, Queen Elizabeth once said that Prince Philip was a source of her strength throughout the years. In the photo: People place flowers to commemorate Prince Philip at Windsor.

1. Queen to eat burger without cake The Queen of England likes to eat burgers, but every time she dines, she is served on a plate, served with a knife and fork, and without a sandwich crust as we often see it. The reason, according to a former royal chef revealed, the only things you can eat with your bare hands are cakes and afternoon tea – from the Queen’s point of view. 2. Do not eat shellfish In the opinion of the British Royal, these are hidden dishes that are quite risky, can cause poisoning very quickly. That’s why royal members are advised to avoid such items. However, Prince William once admitted that he and Princess Kate are quite fond of sushi – Japanese cuisine with many fresh dishes. 3. Never eat garlic Queen Elizabeth II does not like garlic – mainly because it is too smelly. Therefore, she not only did not eat, but also ordered that every dish served in Buckingham Palace must not contain garlic. 4. Do not starches at dinner When eating alone, the Queen of England has quite strict rules: she will not eat, not even want to see her meal contain potatoes, pasta or rice. Generally non-starch. Instead, she will eat fish or chicken with a vegetable salad. 5. No matter how hungry you are, you must not eat first Anyone who eats at the same table as the Queen will have to be extremely attentive. No matter how hungry you are, the meal only starts when the Queen takes the first bite. And when she pauses, the meal is over – it doesn’t matter if you’ve finished eating. 6. Eat banana nobility Eat bananas like normal people and the Royal Family How do you eat bananas? Rest assured, it will be very different from the way the British Queen eats bananas. Instead of peeling, she will use a knife and fork to cut 2 ends of the banana, then spleen the knife along the fruit to peel. Finally, cut the banana into small pieces and eat it with a fork. 7. Prince Charles and lunch “nothing” The Prince simply does not eat lunch! Prince Charles only eats 2 meals a day: breakfast and dinner, and they are both main meals. He did not eat lunch, and this also inadvertently resulted in his staff not eating when he was traveling with him. 8. Leftovers must be reused Absolutely not throw food At Buckingham Palace, no food is wasted. The queen asked the staff to reuse the under-eaten dishes, instead of throwing them all away. 9. 2 princes love fastfood As children, Prince William and Harry were enamored with fast food – especially the burgers and chips at McDonald’s. Source: BS, VT.co