Introducing the blog

   The Concept: 

      This is a blog about the royal family of the United Kingdom, to enlighten the reader and make them feel included within royalty. Taking you through trips of suspense and engrossment, feeling like your front seat to a Britain's great show. We will entrance you with information about the royal family in the past,  some important and highly-known members of the royal family as well as the weird traditions and regulations that the respected members have to follow. 

About Us: 

     Our team consists of 3 young intellectual students, each with a role of their own. Group leader, Sara Al-Riyami, took lead in communicating with the team members; building leadership and trust to ensure the blogs perfection. Layan Al-Busaidy, with her outstanding skills, took the liberty of being in charge of data capture as well as the pictures included in the blog. Last member, Renaad Al-Mahruqi, is the author that has successfully presented the ideas to our fellow readers with a significant touch. 

  Layan Al-Busaidy    Renaad Al-Mahruqi      Sara Al-Riyami  

Data capture                     Writer                          Leader 

Official Website

    For more information about the Royal Family and the latest updates on their social and political new you can visit their official website . Click here for the website.

    The website contains upcoming events, social media posts and many more about the Royal Family.

Video about the royal family

 

The royal family through the years

        

        The Royal family in England are popular in many continents, because of their eventful life; full of power, wealth and leadership. They got the whole world intrigued to know more about them, and every single affair. The Royal Family were also formerly known as House of Windsor. 

Prince Philip Has to Walk two Steps Behind the Queen in Public

 Prince Philip has to walk two steps behind the Queen in public even though he’s her husband.

They have been married for 70 years, but still, the tradition must be strictly followed. This tradition represents the order of hierarchy in the Royal Family.

Ravens Enlisted as Soldiers

The Tower of London is one the most famous places in the UK. Back when King Charles II reigned, he decreed that at least six ravens be kept inside the tower. This superstition still persists today. There are ravens inside the tower, and they have names as well. The King ordered to have ravens inside the tower because a courtier warned him if ravens of the tower were lost or flew away, the Crown and Britain would fall.

Taking a Hostage

 The State Opening of Parliament is one of the most dazzling spectacles the British Monarchy has to offer. It is also one of the key events in the calendar year when the best British traditions is on show, including the most bizarre ones. Prior to The Queen arriving at the State Opening, the Royal Household traditionally take a Member of Parliament as a hostage in exchange for The Queen’s safe return