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– Engagements & Tour Photos > 2023 > May 16 | The Princess Of Wales Visits Dame Kelly Holmes Trust
On Friday, March 17, 2023, The Prince and Princess of Wales will attend the Irish Guards at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Aldershot. It will be the first time Catherine attends the parade as Colonel of the Regiment. She will present the traditional sprigs of shamrock to the Officers and Guardsmen and the Irish Wolf Hound regimental mascot. The parade will conclude with a Royal Salute and march past where Her Royal Highnesses will take the salute as the new Colonel.
On March 09, 2023, The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Hayes Muslim Centre. They thanked those involved in the aid effort and those who fundraised to help communities affected by the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.The Prince and Princess met representatives from Disasters Emergency Committee member charities, including aid workers recently returning from the crisis zone in Turkey.
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– Engagements & Tour Photos > 2023 > March 08 | The Princess of Wales Visits The 1st Battalion Irish Guards
– Engagements & Tour Photos > 2023 > March 09 | The Prince & Princess Of Wales Visit Hayes Muslim Centre
On March 13, 2023, The Prince and Princess of Wales will join other members of the Royal Family for the annual Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey. Afterward, Their Royal Highnesses will attend a reception hosted by the King and Queen Consort at Buckingham Palace.
In an announcement from Buckingham Palace, Trooping of the Colour will take place on June 17, 2023.
Other appointments include, The Queen Consort being appointed Colonel of the Grenadier Guards, Prince Andrew’s former role, and The Prince of Wales being appointed Colonel of the Welsh Guards.
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– Engagements & Tour Photos > 2022 > June 02 | Trooping the Colour
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– Engagements & Tour Photos > 2022 > June 13 | Order Of The Garter Service
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– Engagements & Tour Photos > 2022 > June 17 | Royal Ascot – Day 4
In sad news, Buckingham Palace has announced that Queen Elizabeth has died.
The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.
The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow.
Earlier today, a statement read,
“Following further evaluation this morning, The Queen’s doctors are concerned for Her Majesty’s health and have recommended she remain under medical supervision. The Queen remains comfortable and at Balmoral.”
THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW:
— The Duchess of Cambridge and The Duchess of Sussex, did not travel to Balmoral.
— With the death of Queen Elizabeth, her son Charles is now King, and Camilla is Queen Consort. He will go by King Charles.
— William and Catherine are now The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall.
— The children of Harry and Meghan are now a Prince and Princess, although it’s yet to be determined if titles will be changed.
Updates will follow as they are released in this post.
On April 21, 2022, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited The Disasters Emergency Committee.
The Disasters Emergency Committee brings together 15 leading UK aid charities, raising funds to quickly and effectively respond to overseas disasters. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the DEC’s offices, meeting with DEC’s Chief Executive Saleh Saeed and aid workers via video link who had recently returned from Ukraine and neighboring countries to hear about the impact of the humanitarian response to the crisis in Ukraine. At the time of their visit, the DEC’s Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal had raised over £300 million to help families affected by the crisis over the weeks, months, and years ahead.
If you would like to donate to this effort, please click here.
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– Engagements & Tour Photos > 2022 > April 21 | Visiting The Disasters Emergency Committee
On April 17,2022 The Cambridges attended the annual Easter service at the St. George’s Chapel of Windsor Castle. It was the first time Prince George and Princess Charlotte attended the service. Other members of the royal family to attend were The Earl and Countess of Wessex with Lord Severn and Lady Louise, Peter Phillips and his two daughters Savannah and Isla, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, Mike and Zara Tindall with their daughter Mia Tindall.
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Engagements & Tour Photos > 2022 > April 17 | Easter Sunday Service
On March 29, 2022, , The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, with their two eldest children, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte, joined The Queen and other members of the Royal Family to pay tribute to The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Phillip with died on April 09, 2021. The Service paid tribute to Prince Phillip’s life and work. Monarchs, dignitaries, friends, members of his patronages and charities, and civilians from all over the world finally came to pay their respects. When The Duke died in 2021, COVID-19 prevented a large gathering limiting his homegoing service to just thirty individuals.
Buckingham Palace released a statement on the Service.
Members of the Royal Family and representatives of His Royal Highness’s many charities and interests with gather at Westminster Abbey to celebrate the life and work of this extraordinary public figure. The Service will give thanks for His Royal Highness’s dedication to his family, to the Nation and to the Commonwealth as both Consort to Queen and a working member of the Royal Family in his own right. The event will also recognise the importance of The Duke’s legacy in creating opportunities for young people, promoting environmental stewardship and conservation, and supporting the Armed Forces.
In Westminster Abbey, where he made promises that defined life of willing duty and spirited Service, we give thanks for His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. A man of rare ability and distinction rightly honored and celebrated, he ever directed our attention away from himself. He put privilege to work and understood his rank as a spur to Service. Working at pace, with so many claims on his attention, he encouraged us to focus, as he was focused, on the things that matter.
His was a discipline and character that seized the opportunity and overcame obstruction and difficulty. We recall, with affection and respect, the sustained offering of a long life lived fully. The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, founded by His Royal Highness in 1956, will feature prominently in the Service, with a Tribute to be given by a Gold Award Holder. In recognition of The Duke of Edinburgh’s long-held relationship with the Armed Forces, the Band of the Royal Marines will provide music before and after the Service. The Westminster Abbey and the Chapel Royal Choirs will provide music during the Service.
During his time at The Queen’s side, Prince Phillip was the longest serving royal Consort in history, retiring from official duties in 2017 at 95. Completing over 22,000 official engagements, Prince Phillip was Patron, President, or member of 700 plus organizations. The Duke was also a Navy man and stayed heavily involved in every branch of Service. In 2015, Prince Phillip passed his patronage of The RAF Air Cadets onto The Duchess of Cambridge, making it her first role with an official link to the armed forces and the first time she took over a role from another member of the Royal Family.
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– Engagements & Tour Photos > 2022 > March 29 | Service Of Thanksgiving For The Duke Of Edinburgh
Hi friends! I have been MIA on the site for a while now, and I apologize. Life has been hectic. I have been working on the site behind the scenes and in the gallery. I know we have a ton of missing photos, and I would like to get caught up; it’s going to be a long and slow process. One major update is the addition of photos from Royal Tour Caribbean. Over 5,000+ images have been added to the gallery. I hope you take the time to view the beautiful photos!
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– Engagements & Tour Photos > 2022> Royal Tour Caribbean
Catherine, The Duchess of Cambridge announced in a video message that she’s the new Patron on Maternal Mental Health Alliance. A statement from Luciana Berger, Chair of the Maternal Mental Health Alliance says:
On behalf of the Board of Trustees and staff team, I am delighted to announce Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge as Royal Patron of the Maternal Mental Health Alliance (MMHA).
The MMHA was founded in 2011, and in just over a decade we have celebrated significant and much-needed progress in the provision of specialist perinatal mental health services across the UK. Today, thanks to the extraordinary and sustained efforts of our members, supporters, and Lived Experience Champions, more mums than ever can access the right care at the right time. However, there is still work to be done to ensure this is a reality for every mum, baby, and family.
We are immensely honoured that The Duchess has recognised and chosen to support the MMHA’s work by becoming our Royal Patron. The Duchess’ longstanding dedication to the Early Years and keen interest in mental health marry beautifully with our aims; it is a perfect partnership.
The MMHA looks forward to working with The Duchess to ensure the needs of all women, babies, and families continue to be heard and met.