Beloved Queen Elizabeth II was always a guiding light and the Commonwealth and her countrymen looked forward to her Christmas messages every year. The Queen was incredibly photogenic so we put together a few of our favourite images of Her Majesty during the holidays.
The Best Pictures of The Late Queen Elizabeth Celebrating Christmas
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Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret in 1944
Queen Elizabeth and her sister Princess Margaret used to love acting in the annual holiday productions at Windsor! Here the two are in 1944.
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Queen Elizabeth II in 1954
The beautiful young 28-year-old Queen Elizabeth made her Christmas Day broadcast from overseas in 1954. She was incredibly stunning.
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Queen Elizabeth II in 1957
This photo was taken in 1957. It was the first time a Royal Chrismas Broadcast was televised!
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Queen Elizabeth II in 1971
The Queen has always been beautiful and elegant. She has continued to age gracefully like a fine wine.
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Queen Elizabeth II in 2008
At Buckingham Palace, Queen Elizabeth posed in front of photos of her family like Prince Charles, Prince William, and Prince Harry after her powerful Christmas Day broadcast.
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Queen Elizabeth II in 2010
Her Majesty looked so regal and angelic in 2010 at the St. Mary's Church Christmas Day Service.
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Queen Elizabeth II in 2012
Queen Elizabeth was extremely excited to record the first Christmas speech to be broadcast in 3D!
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Queen Elizabeth II in 2015
The Queen is so adorable! This photo was snapped of her in an excited Christmas day moment in 2015. Her majesty spent the day with her entire family and even spent time with Saint Nick himself!
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Queen Elizabeth II in 2017
In this Christmas Day broadcast photo, her Majesty is all smiles with a photo from her wedding day with Prince Philip and loving framed photos of her grandchildren Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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Queen Elizabeth II in 2018
Queen Elizabeth had an incredibly huge heart and had a wonderful time celebrating Christmas with the public in 2018.
