Whimsical Tie at King Charlies's Garden Bash!
Monarch Charles III organizes a gardening event - Monarch Charles hosts garden soiree.
Remember our beloved King Charles III (76) hosting the "Education and Skills" bash recently? Welp, there was an unexpected twist in his attire that surely brightened up every guest's spirits!
As the historic event took place on the lush lawn at Buckingham Palace, King Charles donned the traditional garden party outfit – a sleek grey morning coat paired with a black top hat and a cream waistcoat. But there's a fun twist to his look that's been all the buzz – a light blue tie adorned with small submarines! Ya, you heard that right, submarines!
Queen Camilla (77) also flaunted her elegant style in a white mid-length dress embellished with silver embroidery, accessorized with a hat by Philip Treacy and the diamond Jardine Star brooch of the late Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022).
Now, you're probably wondering what the submarine tie means, right? Well, according to tabloids like the British "Daily Mail," it's just a playful, whimsical touch that adds a charming note of personality to the formal setting. It's a fresh, aquatic vibe amidst the serious event, and it sure seemed to impress the crowd!
Oh, and did we mention this bash is just the beginning? Buckingham Palace had earlier announced that there would be three royal garden parties this summer! The first came on May 7, the second on May 20, and the third is scheduled for July 1. The Duke of Gloucester's (78) thematic party for the Not Forgotten Association is also on the schedule for May 16. Garden parties, you say? Bring. It. On!
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- Camilla
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- Public Service
I'm not going to be able to do this again, I've already written about King Charles III's Garden Party at Buckingham Palace, but here's an interesting detail I missed – the light blue tie he wore, adorned with small submarines, was a playful, whimsical touch that was reported in the Daily Mail. It added a charming note of personality to the formal setting, and it certainly seemed to impress the crowd.
In light of the planned home-and-garden lifestyle, with three more royal garden parties this summer at Buckingham Palace and a thematic party by the Duke of Gloucester for the Not Forgotten Association, it's clear that the British monarchy continues to honor public service and education with these events, creating memorable moments for all.
