Its not good money its minimum wages from what I've read.
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Loved everything about today - it was marvellous
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He had to kick off at some point.
Some good photos I found from The Queen’s coronation back in 1953.
Love Louis. He’s just a normal kid who was probably bored out of his brain and wanted to go home and play Roblox or whatever is all the rage now.
This is the dress Sophie wore - but Susannah London
Do they get housed and fed as well? If so, that's a cushy job honestly. Lol i think it would be okay for a year or two.
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Who are all the people in the third photo? They are different nationalities so I'm guessing they were foreign leaders/dignitaries, right?
Yes, I saw only a few short clips of Camilla- but I felt something was a bit off. Just a feeling. She was not relaxed on the balcony and had a very stiff smile. Catherine was also much more reserved as usual. And I missed all the bling, tiaras…… Kate headpiece was lovely but not suitable for the occasion- even the colour clashed with the robes. Tiara with big stones would be great- Lovers knot tiara would be better (even if it’s the is almost the only tiara she wears).
The front row included Mr Malik,Soviet Ambassador, Prince and Princess Himalaya of Nepal, Crown Prince Akihito of Japan, and Emir Abdul Illah of Iraq.
Mr St.Laurent, Prime Minister of Canada and his wife,Mr Holland, Prime Minister of New Zealand and his wife, Mr Nehru Indian Prime Minister and his daughter were among those in the second and third rows.
Queen Salote Tupou III of Tonga - she gained the respect of the nation when she rode in an open top carriage during the rain.
Platinum Jubilee celebrations bring back memories of Tongan monarch's touching coronation gesture
Queen Salote Tupou III captivated Britons as she rode through the rainy streets of London in an open carriage during Queen Elizabeth II's coronation parade in 1953 - refusing to close the top of her carriage as a sign of respect for the new monarch.
Interesting, thanks. It's such a strange time back then. I wonder how many of the foreign leaders thought well of the Queen and Royal family. I imagine it was mostly positive as the Queen was never really the problem at that time when her father died.The front row included Mr Malik,Soviet Ambassador, Prince and Princess Himalaya of Nepal, Crown Prince Akihito of Japan, and Emir Abdul Illah of Iraq.
Mr St.Laurent, Prime Minister of Canada and his wife,Mr Holland, Prime Minister of New Zealand and his wife, Mr Nehru Indian Prime Minister and his daughter were among those in the second and third rows.
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Queen Salote Tupou III of Tonga - she gained the respect of the nation when she rode in an open top carriage during the rain.
Platinum Jubilee celebrations bring back memories of Tongan monarch's touching coronation gesture
Queen Salote Tupou III captivated Britons as she rode through the rainy streets of London in an open carriage during Queen Elizabeth II's coronation parade in 1953 - refusing to close the top of her carriage as a sign of respect for the new monarch.news.sky.com
Veils?
Could they be Catholic?
Yes, I suppose so. At that time it was customary wasn't it?
Someone asked about India Hicks outfit, she said on BBC it was also from Suzannah London!
I've just realised Princess Ann wasn't on the balcony.
There wasn't any coverage of the older members on the right of KC and QC. I guess it was Prince and Princess Michael of Kent
Louis must be a nightmare. The kid is insane lol and who is Princess Anne side eyeing?
I don’t think so … there would be Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester and Princess Alexandra.
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poor number 14.
Which Members of the Royal Family Were on the Buckingham Palace Balcony After the Coronation?
Here's a guide to the 17 people who appeared.
She was, I spotted her feather.
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