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18 Etiquette Rules Everyone in the Royal Family Must Follow — From the way you eat to the way you walk down a flight of stairs, here’s what it takes to have the manners of a royal. #Royals #RoyalFamily #RoyalFamilyOfEngland #BritishRoyalFamily #Etiquette #RoyalEtiquette

From eating properly to walking down a flight of stairs, here's what it takes to follow the rules of British royal etiquette

There are rules regarding everything from sitting to eating

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Meghan has famously adopted the Sussex Sit as her go-to for public engagements while Kate favours the Cambridge Cross, but they're not the only royals with their own unique sitting position.

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A protocol is a set of unwritten, proper guidelines or accepted courtesy rules about how an activity should be performed in the field of diplomacy. 45 nations in the world have monarchs as the heads of state. Every royal family operates under different rules, etiquette, and protocols. 5-Minute Crafts prepared this guideline to let you know what you should do if you ever meet the Queen of the British monarchy, which has a bonus section with some tips that apply to other royals across the…

37 year old Scotland born butler Grant Harrold isn't your ordinary butler. For starters, he gets papped in his native UK ("I went out for a coffee and the papps found this interesting! To my horror I was wearing shorts and a t-shirt!" he says). The reason behind his fame is because he was the royal butler for almost 10 years tending to The Queen, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (Kate and William), Prince Harry, Prince Charles and The Duchess of Cornwall. Grant shares with us his top royal…

When it comes to royal etiquette, Kate Middleton isn't afraid to bend the rules.😉

In a recent update, Prince William and Kate Middleton, known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, revealed their 2023 official Christmas card. Yet, some eagle-eyed royal fans noticed something intriguing in the photo that sparked a lively debate, leaving everyone curious about the picture’s authenticity.

The cake was baked by Claire Ptak, who made The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s wedding cake. Queen Elizabeth II visited Sainsbury's shop

The Queen wasn't just going to ignore the dead slug she found in her salad one time - instead she sent it back to the chef alongside a cheeky note

There are many times when we wonder why we do things a certain way, and usually, there’s a very rational reason behind it. For example, Queen Elizabeth is known for always carrying her handbag in her left hand because she wants to keep her right hand free for handshakes. The only time she will change her purse placement is if she wants to let her staff know that she wants to end a conversation.

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From Kate's cross to Meghan's 'Sussex Slant', which go-to position does your favourite Royal revert to when they are in the public eye?

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