An 1848 etching featuring Queen Victoria and Prince Albert decorating an evergreen tree influenced how people decorate for ...

Royal commentator ... of the Royal Family usually arrive in Sandringham on Christmas Eve. He said: “There is lunch and tea, the children decorate part of the Christmas tree.

Every year, members of the British royal family ... Magdalene Church, a 16th-century parish located on the Sandringham Estate. For decades, members of the royal family have greeted locals, well ...

Through the ages, the Royal ... the wider British populace remaining largely in the dark about the festive tree. However, as fascination with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's family life grew ...

At Sandringham, where King Charles celebrates Christmas with his family, one particular German tradition is always followed.

Over the years, the Royal ... of the British public still had no knowledge of the Christmas tree. When interest grew in the lives of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and their growing family, the ...

He also has more indirect links to both Queen Elizabeth II and Lady Jane Grey through other ancestors in his tree ... actually married into the British royal family as she married Prince Harry.

"Lost Time" by Jonathan Becker: This book of photographs created by the frequent "Vanity Fair" contributor and 20th century ... bears his family's name and has a location in the Royal Poinciana ...

After all, were it not for the 19th-century ... royal family decorating a tree. The prince sent decorated trees to schools and army barracks around Windsor, but it was likely a visual that made ...

Pantos are humorous, slapstick entertainment for the whole family ... Christmas commercial. The British "Christmas No. 1" has been a tradition for over half a century. Starting in 1952, the ...

one which the British Royal Family continues to this day, just as they still lay their presents for each other out on trestle tables, even though their Christmas tree now stands alone. Victoria ...