Princess Kate Middleton will transform her sneakers from the Nature Park into a costume for the Buckingham Palace Garden Party! Over the past few days, she has helped design the 'Back to Nature' garden at london's Chelsea Flower Show and explored it with her three children. Kate attended her second garden party of the year on Tuesday. The 37-year-old royal mother is dressed in Alexander McQueen (her wedding dress designer!) Designed in a light pink dress with a headdress designed by Juliet Portrier. She wears pearl earrings from the late Princess Diana as a sign of respect for Princess Diana. Queen Elizabeth still maintains her signature colourful attire. The 93-year-old Queen wears a light blue coat with Princess Kate's pink suit and a wide-brimmed hat with floral motifs designed by female hat designer Rachel Trevor Morgan. She also carried an umbrella and even a rare pair of sunglasses!
Meanwhile, Prince William, 36, is dressed in formal attire and wearing a top hat and looks well-dressed. He also brought an umbrella to shade on a sunny day.
The Queen and the future Queen have been together a lot lately. When Kate took her grandmother on a tour of the Chelsea Flower Show Gardens on Monday, Kate and queen looked like old friends.
Kate last attended a parking party at Buckingham Palace on 16 May 2017. (Since Prince Louis was recently born, she may have missed last year's seasonal event.) Each year, Queen Elizabeth hosts three garden parties at Buckingham Palace and one at HolyroodHouse in Scotland.
But at the season's first party on 15 May, the Queen invited her son, Prince Charles, to host, along with wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall and sister Princess Anne. Over the past few years, the Queen has been slowly handing over certain royal responsibilities to senior members of the royal family. Prince William, Prince Harry, and Princess Kate were all her patrons, and Prince Charles began to attend many events in place of his mother. In 2018, he hosted more than 500 events – more than Prince William and Prince Harry combined. Since the 1860s, Buckingham Palace has hosted garden parties to recognise and reward public services.
According to Buckingham Palace, during the celebrations, they served 27,000 cups of tea, 20,000 sandwiches and 20,000 cakes.
Guests are also required to observe the dress code. Men wear morning dresses or casual suits, while women wear day dresses, usually with hats or headdresses. The next court parade will be held on May 29. The party at the Palace of Holyroodhouse will take place on July 3rd. Disclaimer: This article is reproduced for the purpose of transmitting more information. If there is a source labeling error or infringement of your legitimate rights and interests, please contact the author with the proof of ownership, we will correct and delete it in time, thank you. ( Source: eBay Life)