Windsor Castle is now ready to celebrate Christmas with an impressive 6-metre tall fir tree

It will be a special Christmas for the British royal family. With the memory of Queen Elizabeth II fading, everyone will gather as they do every year at Sandringham in Norfolk to honor family traditions far from Windsor Castle. From today it displays its spectacular Christmas decorations. All set to start Christmas on December 6, the Princes of Wales begin their holiday Traditional carol concert Which Kate Middleton prepares every year at Westminster Abbey. A solidarity event under the motto ‘Together at Christmas’. Straddling Sandringham and Norfolk, Kate and Guillermo will be splitting up to celebrate these momentous days with their respective families. By tradition, they will spend Christmas Eve and Christmas at Sandringham with the Windsor family.

Windsor Castle, which displays its spectacular Christmas decorations from today. Members of the Royal Collection Trust have dedicated time to decorating the castle’s rooms

Two striking fir trees of just over 6 meters height, hundreds of lights, jewel decorations, balls and satin ribbons

A spectacular decoration that can be seen from now until January 2, 2025

The royal family began celebrating Christmas in Sandringham, Norfolk, to honor family traditions, far from Windsor Castle, which already makes its spectacular appearance today.

Halfway between Sandringham and Norfolk, the Prince of Wales, Kate and William will split up with their respective families to celebrate these important days.

This year, the Princess of Wales is scheduled to attend the Christmas Eve Mass that brings together the British royal family every year at St. Mary Magdalene’s church.