Windsor Castle prepares to welcome Christmas with the Christmas tree and sparkling ribbons of light
Families all over the world and in the United Kingdom decorate the house for Christmas. Windsor Castle is no different. The royal residence in Berkshire has been converted, where Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh will spend the festive season, with sparkling lights, festive wreaths and "Christmas trees." The towering is 20 feet high and topped by angels, "according to the British Daily Mail newspaper.
This comes at a time when it was announced that Queen Elizabeth will have to cancel her annual Christmas party for the first time in her reign due to the restrictions of the Corona pandemic.
The sources confirmed that the annual lunch that the Queen holds on Wednesday before Christmas for her extended family, which usually sees more than 25 members of the royal family and their children sitting for a full lunch of turkey, will be canceled as well.
A source said: The employees will continue to receive a gift from the Queen as usual, but there will be no special moment with the Queen. It is a disappointment for her as much as it will be for them, and it is also a very special time of the year.
And just like offices across the country, there won't be Christmas parties at Buckingham Palace or any of the royal residences this year - it's the way it should be.
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