Here, 12 of the royal family's annual traditions: There is a Christmas luncheon at Buckingham Palace. Most years ... in which she reflected on the past year and looks ahead to the future.

Prince William chose to wear white tie rather than the historic Windsor uniform at this week's state banquet honouring French ...

The Sandringham estate in Norfolk, England, has been the go-to holiday getaway for the royal family ever since 1862, when Queen Victoria purchased the home for one of her sons, the future Edward ...

12 Royal Family Christmas Traditions You've Likely Never Heard Of. ... in which she reflected on the past year and looks ahead to the future. Since 1957, the broadcast has been televised, ...

Presents are opened on Christmas Eve, in the German tradition. The modern royal family give each other gag gifts (the late Queen Elizabeth II loved her Big Mouth Billy Bass), which have reportedly ...

Among the Windsors’ other festive traditions come December: sending out Christmas cards featuring a family photograph to around 1,000 people, a ritual the Cambridges and Sussexes have both adopted.

Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family follow the same eight Christmas traditions every year, and many aren't what you'd expect.; For instance, Her Majesty sends out 1,500 Christmas puddings to ...

Normally, at 8:30 p.m., the royal family gathers together for a delicious meal, this involves “something festive, some game, like pheasant or venison, and roasted wintery vegetables, like ...

Queen Camilla became a member of the royal family upon her wedding to Prince Charles in 2005, but she didn't wear a tiara for ...

Meghan Markle hasn’t been afraid to break tradition as a member of the British royal family and we can expect for her to do exactly the same with baby Sussex. The former American actress, 37 ...