Christmas is just days away, and in the past,
these royals have helped get us into the festive spirit. To kick off the
festive fun, the incredible photograph above shows the Queen and her late
husband Prince Philip admiring their decorated Christmas tree during the
filming of a television special about life in the British royal family in 1969.
Wouldn’t it make the perfect Christmas card?
The Duchess
of Sussex showed off her creative side as she made Christmas
decorations with residents from the Royal Variety Charity’s care home,
Brinsworth House in Twickenham, in December 2018. Meghan, who was pregnant with
son Archie at the time, looked glowing.
The Countess
of Wessex got into the Christmas spirit as she helped to bake flapjacks and
decorate Christmas baubles for one of her patronages, Disability Initiative, at
the Camberley Resource Centre in December 2020. Sophie looked pretty pleased
with her Christmas pudding-themed bauble!
The
Queen posed in front of the fantastic Christmas tree in Buckingham Palace
after recording her Christmas message in 2017.
Prince
George and Princess Charlotte
enjoyed their candy canes after Christmas Day service at St. Marks Church
on December 25, 2016.
The Duchess
of Cambridge helped children pick out the perfect Christmas tree as
she visited a farm in Buckinghamshire, in December 2019, in connection
with her new patronage Family Action. Kate also wore a themed festive ensemble
consisting of a red Perfect Moment puffer jacket, a green jumper and
jeans.
The Queen
laughed with fashion designer Zandra
Rhodes while they both admired Christmas decorations on the tree in the
Picture Gallery at Buckingham Palace in 1998.
Prince Harry posed with a hilarious Christmas hat
(complete with pigtails) and a mini Christmas tree as he
stood outside his tent at Camp Bastion on December 12, 2012 in
Afghanistan.
Kate
helped to wrap Christmas presents during a visit with Chirlane McCray, the
first lady of New York, to the Northside Center for Child Development on
December 8, 2014 in New York City.
The Prince of Wales looked delighted
to meet Father Christmas during a visit to Castell Coch to learn about the
castle’s history, refurbishment and programme of community activities on
December 8, 2017 in Cardiff, Wales.
The Duke of Cambridge decorated a
gingerbread house at a Christmas party for the charity ‘The Mix’ in
London in December 2016
