US EditionKate Middleton Appears to Change Up Protocol With Armistice Day Outing
Kate Middleton honored Armed Forces sacrifices with a wreath and two-minute silence at the National Memorial Arboretum, a site with 400 memorials among 25,000 trees.
- On Armistice Day, Catherine, Princess of Wales, represented the royals at the National Memorial Arboretum, observing a two-minute silence at 11 a.m. and laying a wreath.
- The National Memorial Arboretum served as the focal point after a weekend of Remembrance events, including Prince George's debut at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance and a Windsor Castle reception for WWII Pacific veterans.
- Dressed in a long black coat and black hat, the Princess pinned two poppies and wore her Irish Guards pin, rare ruby drop earrings, while hearing a poem by Arji Manuelpillai.
- Her solo appearance marked a debut representing the entire royal family, a step observers described in Princess Catherine's role as future queen while Prince William shared a video with school children.
- The 150-acre site with 400 memorials features 25,000 trees, while Buckingham Palace explained, `In partnership with The Veterans Charity, wreaths are placed on early-morning train services from over 60 stations, arriving at Paddington for the Remembrance Day service`.
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Kate Middleton Appears to Change Up Protocol With Armistice Day Outing
Princess Kate Middleton stepped out solo for Armistice Day, a move that’s usually reserved for blood royals. Kate, 43, looked somber in an all-black outfit while arriving at the National Memorial Arboretum’s Armed Forces Memorial for the Service of Remembrance on Tuesday, November 11. She observed a two-minute moment of silence with other attendees and laid a wreath to commemorate military members who died during service. The outing also celebra…
The Independent
The Independent (US)Princess Kate marks royal first at moving Armistice Day service
The Princess of Wales wore a military-inspired black coat, a wide-brimmed hat adorned with a bow, and two poppies
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