Uncovering the Royals' Quirky Christmas Traditions: Why Prince Louis Dines at a Separate Table
Royal Family's Weirdest Christmas Habits
Source: Mirror.co.uk
Annual Celebrations at Sandringham
- The Royal Family gathers each year at Sandringham in Norfolk for Christmas.
- Traditions include exchanging gifts on Christmas Eve and a turkey roast dinner.
- Unlike most families, they do not indulge in Christmas movies or lounging.
Board Game Restrictions
- The late Queen Elizabeth II implemented a ban on Monopoly due to family disputes during gameplay.
- Prince Andrew notably refused a Monopoly game from a fan, citing the royal family's rules.
Children’s Dining Etiquette
- Royal children, such as Prince Louis, dine separately from adults, often in the nursery.
- This "Victorian" tradition reflects the strict standards of royal decorum.
Strict Bedtime Protocol
- All royals must adhere to King Charles's bedtime, showcasing the hierarchy within the family.
Unique Gift-Giving Customs
- Lavish gifts are replaced with novelty or homemade presents to maintain a light-hearted spirit.
- For instance, Kate Middleton once gifted the Queen homemade chutney.
Unusual Guest Tradition
- Guests are historically weighed on antique scales upon arrival and departure to monitor their feasting during the holiday.
