All articles tagged with #royal etiquette
During a D-Day commemoration event in Normandy, Queen Camilla awkwardly snubbed French first lady Brigitte Macron's attempt to hold her hand, leading to an uncomfortable moment. The incident highlights ongoing discussions about royal etiquette and appropriate greetings.
During the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings in Normandy, Queen Camilla and French First Lady Brigitte Macron had an awkward moment when Brigitte attempted to hold Camilla's hand, but Camilla did not reciprocate. The event, attended by various dignitaries including King Charles and President Macron, commemorated the significant World War II operation. The incident highlights the complexities of royal etiquette.
During a D-Day commemoration event in France, Queen Camilla awkwardly retreated when France's First Lady Brigitte Macron attempted to hold her hand, highlighting the nuances of royal etiquette.
During the South Korean state visit to the UK, Kate Middleton and Prince William shared a sweet PDA moment, captured in a video, where they touched each other's backs during a private lunch held by King Charles III. Royal etiquette expert Myka Meier explained that there are no strict rules regarding PDA for the royals, and it's up to their discretion to decide when it's appropriate.
Kate Middleton showcased her impeccable curtsy skills during a formal state visit, gracefully bowing to King Charles and Queen Camilla. This comes after reports that she had refused to bow for Queen Camilla during King Charles' coronation, allegedly due to anger over the guest list. Refusing to curtsy has also reportedly caused tension between Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton, with Markle unwilling to curtsy to Middleton when Prince William becomes king.
The article explores various royal curtsy moments, from Meghan Markle's initial struggle to learn how to curtsy to Princess Charlotte's adorable stumble and subsequent mastery of the gesture. It also highlights Kate Middleton's graceful curtsies and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh's elegant approach. Sarah Ferguson, known for her deep curtsies, and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie are also mentioned. Princess Anne's elaborate curtsy to the King and Queen of Spain during their state visit to the UK is noted, emphasizing the importance of royal protocol.