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Christmas will look a little different for the Royal Family this year. Like most of us, the royals have had to adjust many of their holiday traditions due to the pandemic. What’s more, this Christmas marks the first festive holiday the Queen will be celebrating since her husband,Last week, Queen Elizabeth cancelled the annual pre-Christmas lunch at Windsor Castle that typically involves the entire extended family.
Luckily, Her Majesty won’t be spending the holidays alone. On December 23, Clarence House confirmed thatand Duchess Camilla will be joining the Queen at Windsor Castle on Christmas Day. We can also probably expect to see the Queen’s youngest sons, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward, join the Windsor festivities.
Kate Middleton and Prince William, however, will spend Christmas in Norfolk with their children and the Middleton family, royal reporter Richard PalmerPlans are clearly still up in the air, but how does Christmas usually go for the royals? The family has their own set of nostalgia-inducing holiday traditions that they usually participate in—even if things might not go exactly according to plan this year.
, a week before Christmas. Once there, the other members of the family file in on Christmas Eve to exchange gifts and have dinner.After the entire crew arrives, the younger members of the family work together to finish decorating the Christmas trees at Sandringham. There are typically two trees to trim: one spruce tree cut down every year, and one silver artificial tree in the dining room. In years past, Prince Philip would always have the honor of placing the gold star atop the spruce tree.
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