Royal Family traditions might be a mystery for some people. That's why this time we want to share with you exactly how the Queen celebrates Christmas every year! Back in the day when the Queen was little, she used to celebrate Christmas at Windsor Castle, but nowadays and since 1988 Her Majesty spends Christmas at Sandringham House, her country estate in Norfolk, surrounded by the other members of the Royal family!
This is what the Queen usually does on Christmas
- She usually puts the final touches on her Christmas tree!
- On Christmas Day she attends the morning service at St Mary Magdalene church, which was visited by her Great-Great-Grandmother Queen Victoria back in the day
- Each year Her Majesty sends around 750 Christmas cards which usually features a family portrait
- All members of the Royal Family receive Christmas presents from her. The Queen also gives her personal staff puddings every year!
- Queen Elizabeth gives Christmas trees to Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, St. Giles' Cathedral, and the Canongate Kirk in Edinburgh every year
Even though the coronavirus pandemic has definitely changed things up for the holidays for the royal family, we hope that the Queen along with the rest of the royal family will still have a wonderful Christmas!
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