The six eccentric royal traditions Prince William may do away with

The lack of this device peacock pool will undoubtedly affect its reign. From the order of the garter regiment, where the participants wore velvet robes and hairy hats, to the coronation ceremony in which the ruler was arson in Ermine – Royals’s clothing code has been suspended in the famous amber since the Victorian period.

“I think William finds some splendor and situation and some of the more detailed clothes a little embarrassing, Ingid says Ingrid Seward Magnificence “And it will be relieved to toning it.”

Already, while the staff in the Duke of Cornwall, William visited, has always been used to wearing ties that have always done this for Charles.

Meanwhile, the tendency to disappear with the terrible bare tights in favor of naked legs among royal women is likely to accelerate only when William is on the throne.

Rethinking some of the ODDER

The British monarchy continues to be one of the few institutions where the roles of Swans are still located, such as the Lord Director of Cinque ports. In practice, William implied that he believes that he believes in a “weak monarchy olan, which is probably less employed, a less uncertain business title and less labyrinth court structure.

This may not mean that Herb Strewer (throwing fragrant flowers in front of the ruler while walking) and China’s Yeoman and Glass Celler (controlling the palace’s pottery collection) will disappear on the first day. As the roles move towards a more simple, more functional personnel, roles may be combined or not renewed when someone is separated.

“To reduce boring meaningless things like someone who reads an address when they can only be a note – the basic support of the monarchy lies in people like uniform companies, and William knows it, so it’s a thin line,” he says.

Cut off

Everybody watching Crown He will know detailed rules about bending and curting. Similarly, until recently, visitors had to walk back from the doors when they left the room to ensure that they were always facing the ruler.

“I think this is definitely something he would like to change, Seward says Seward. “William prefers someone to say ‘good evening’ than leaning hundreds of times a day – and that applies to their children. After the age of 18, he does not want people to bend or bending to them.”

This can even extend to the way it is handled. “Always call me William, ‘he says, Seward adds,“ And the staff is always more comfortable when people call him’ sir ‘or first name. ”

Update the garter order

The sequence of the annual ceremony in June, when new comrades are officially deposited with hats from hats, large velvet robes and shimmering engagements, is one of the more pompom-filled activities in the royal calendar-and the greatest modernization.

“This is a big regiment, the monarchy that came with the stone and walked to the chapel of St George with the monarchy, Seward says Seward.

“I think he may want to give more importance to people who get honor rather than the royal. I feel that everything looks a little ridiculous as in fancy dresses.”

Live in six houses

King Charles rarely remained in a place for more than a few weeks at a time, and while the queen was on the throne, he moved his court to Sandingham, Balmoral and Windsor, with the shooting calendar at various times of the year.

It is unlikely that William will do the same, at least since his children are likely to be a king when they are still in school, he will at least keep Windsor for the period.

Seward will based himself on Windsor, and he will probably use Sandringham for Norfolk base and Balmoral Scottish trips, but the court and his life will remain in one place, Seward says Seward. “He will certainly not feel his father’s obligation to travel all these houses.”

Modernizing the daily royal life

In a method of communication, the Queen would undoubtedly be surprised by William’s use of WhatsApp whatsapp to manage the Wide Duke of Cornwall Estate. Similarly, it is likely to reduce some of the more detailed engagements supported by his father.

“Charles’ paper napkins are stamped with the royal Cypher, Seward says Seward. “I don’t think William would want to do this. Maybe he would only protect his father’s Cypher, but I can’t see he changed all uniforms, and I think he could get rid of unnecessary decorations in plates and glasses.”

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Vickers added that William was undoubtedly a man of his generation. “The joy of a hereditary monarchy is that every king or queen has new ideas that move forward and that our monarchy is very successful in this regard,” he says. “My advice to him is to try and do both: to be official and informal, to modernize, but always ride in the state and use the carrier, because people love him.”

The Telegraph, London

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