It seems that being born a member of the royal family, the man doomed to happiness and wealth. However, this is not quite true. Being a member of the royal family - the hard work. British monarchy members must comply with many rules and protocols. Today, we'll tell you about the 9 rules of table etiquette of the British royal family.
The rules of conduct of representatives of the British royal family are painted in detail. Any deviation perceived queen bayonets. Did you know that Her Majesty is not always possible to say at the table? And also it does not allow feeding a paste for dinner. Why? Read in 9 rules of table etiquette the royal family.
If a the queen stands at the table, no one can sit. As soon as she sits down, everyone else can take their place.
meal begins Her Majesty always first. Everyone should follow suit. When the queen stops, the guests and stopped there.
As soon as Elizabeth II He completed the mealGuests can no longer touch the food. They must have time to eat to how the queen decides to leave the table.
To leave the table before the Queen prohibited. If guests need to briefly absent himself, he should stand up and just apologize without telling the reason why the excommunicated.
When Queen puts on the table a bag or puts a purse, so she is going to leave in five minutes.
During meal time the queen can only speak in a certain sequence. Initially feast she deals with a man who sits at the right hand in the second half - with those who are sitting on the left side.
strict dinner - it is about the British royal family. For dinner, the Queen can not appear in a casual clothes, only observing the dress code.
For dinner ever It is not a paste, potatoes and rice. Elizabeth II adherent light dinner.
napkins British royals are folded in half in a certain way. During the meal, each time they use a clean part.
So none of the guests do not see how they are stained napkin.
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