50 Strict Rules The Royal Family Has To Follow. (Part1)

• 1.When The Queen Stands, You Stand.

• 2.No one can eat after the Queen has finished her meal. When dining as a family, after the Queen has taken her last bite, everyone needs tostop eating.
• 3.Bowing And Curtsying Is A Requirement. Men of the royal family perform a neck bow, while women curtsy when greeting the Queen.
• 4.Marriage Comes With A New Name. Members of the Royal Family take a new name when they're married.
• 5.PDA Is Looked Down Upon, Especially While Traveling. The Royal Family even refrain from holding hands.
• 6.Approval is needed before a proposal. According to theRoyal Marriages Act of 1772, royal descendants must seek the monarch's approval before proposing.
• 7.A Royal wedding bouquet must contain myrtle. Every royal bride carriesmyrtle in her wedding bouquet.
• 8.Every Royal wedding party must include a crop of children. Royal wedding parties are usually made up ofyounger children.
• 9.Until 2011, The Royal family was prohibited from marrying a Roman Catholic.
• 10.The family can't have political views. The Royal Familyisn't allowed to vote or speak publicly about politics.
• 11.Nor can they run for Office.
• 12.Monopoly is a forbidden board game amongst the Royal Family
• 13.Dinner conversations are formulated.
• At dinner parties, the Queen begins by speaking to the personseated to her right. During the second course of the meal, she switches to the guest on her left.
• 14.When a Royal travels abroad, they're required to pack an all-black outfit.

Every family member must be prepared with a funeral-appropriate ensemble, in case of asudden death.

• 15.Two heirs aren't allowed to travel together. Once Prince George turns 12, he and Harry will have tofly separately.
• 16.The family isn't allowed to sign autographs or take selfies.
• 17.The Family Can't Eat Shellfish.

Shellfishis off limits to the family, namely because it is more likely to cause food poisoning than others.

• 18.You cant touch a Royal.
• 19.They cant wear Fur, In the 12^thcentury, King Edward III banned all royals from wearing fur—but this rule has beenrepeatedly broken.
• 20.Event Seating Is Very Much Planned.

Seating is arranged byorder of precedenceat all royal events, but factors like age, language, and interests go into account when organizing events.

21.In Fact, There's An Entire Office Dedicated To The Organizing Of Guests.

The Office of the Marshal of the Court refer to themselves as "mini hosts."

• 22.The Royal Family must adhere to a strict dress-code.

23.Even Prince George Has A Dress Code.

24.Women Must Wear Hats To All Formal Events.

25.After 6 P.M., Hats Are Off And Tiaras Are On.

If an event is held indoors after 6 p.m., women swap their hats fortiaras.