The British Palace’s strictness and regulations are legendary. Over the years, the monarch with the longest reign understood how to impress herself on her followers, as well as her family members. The sovereign recently placed a new rule on her family, and the “ordinary” people are astounded by the queen’s strictness. What are some of the things that members of the royal family are not permitted to do?
Every holiday, Queen Elizabeth’s children, grandkids, and great-grandchildren meet at the sovereign’s home, just like any other family in the globe. Discuss the topic, sample a few meals, and play a few board games. In the presence of Queen Elizabeth, however, not all games are permitted. The queen’s eldest son, Prince Andrew, disclosed that his mother forbade Monopoly from family gatherings.
“Prince Andrew visited the Leeds Building Society on Albion Street in December 2008.” He was given the Monopoly game as a gift on his visit before he left. The present was respectfully declined by Prince Andrew, who confessed, “We are not permitted to play Monopoly at home,” according to The Daily Telegraph. Andrew admitted that this game can lead to family strife.
What other restrictions do members of the Royal Family of the United Kingdom face?
And this isn’t the only prohibition or odd restriction that members of the British royal family are subjected to. Another is that when Queen Elizabeth is standing, no one is allowed to sit still. Everyone must stand if the sovereign is standing.
The British heirs to the throne are not permitted to travel together. In theory, Prince Charles and his son, Prince William, are not permitted to travel in the same vehicle. This is due to the fact that if one of them dies, the line of succession to the monarch will be unaffected. When Prince William traveled with his children, George and Charlotte, he basically breached this guideline. However, once Prince George reaches the age of 12, this rule will no longer be broken.
Brides who marry in a British household are not allowed to choose their bridal bouquet flowers. Myrtle flowers must be included in the bouquet, according to a tradition dating back to Queen Victoria’s reign. The custom was followed by both Kate and Meghan.