A Royal Highness – Celebrating Queen’s Birthday (June 10)

The Queen’s Birthday, also known as Her Majesty the Queen’s Official Birthday, has been a celebrated tradition that has been adored by both the royal family and the general public. This special occasion has been moving the nation for decades, showcasing the beloved monarch’s life, her devotion to the British people, and the immense respect that the entire world has for this extraordinary woman. This June 10, the Queen’s Birthday will once again grace the country with its presence, bringing along joy, appreciation, and a sense of unity with the monarch and her family.
The Queen’s Birthday (June 10) holds a significant place in the hearts of most Britons. It may not be Her Majesty’s real birthday, but it’s a cherished tradition that goes centuries back. In fact, since the 1760s, the monarchs’ birthdays have been officially marked and celebrated in Britain. However, it was King George II, the husband of Queen Charlotte, who first launched the Trooping the Colour parade tradition to celebrate his birthday.

This year, Queen Elizabeth II celebrates this momentous day as her 95th Official Birthday.

Queen Elizabeth II is an exceptional monarch who has dedicated her entire life to serve the British people.

The Queen has had 14 prime ministers and has been the head of state for 14 governments.

Since her coronation, the Queen has sent over 50,000 royal messages to UK citizens celebrating their 100th birthdays.

The Queen’s Birthday parade or the Trooping the Colour parade is a grand affair and is widely applauded by the British people.

This remarkable tradition began during the reign of King George III in the 1700s.

The Trooping the Colour ceremony, is a majestic parade, featuring over 1400 soldiers, 200 horses, and 400 musicians.

This year, the Queen’s official birthday parade was held on Saturday, 12th of June 2021.

The unique custom of holding ‘a second birthday’ for the monarch is a reflection of Britain’s strong ties with its monarchy.

June 10 is considered to be a day of great significance that marks the sovereign’s reign and is declared as a public holiday throughout the UK.

From street parties to elaborate flag waving events, the Queen’s Birthday delivers the perfect excuse to celebrate and showcase the country’s heritage.

Even though it falls in the middle of summer, the Queen’s Birthday is a long-standing tradition that evokes tradition, history, and pride.

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