Last Sunday I had
the chance to attend the Queen’s Coronation Festival at Buckingham
palace.
It celebrated the
Queen’s 60th anniversary of her coronation and was hosted by the
Royal Warrant Holders Association. This
was a unique event as it brought all the warrant holders together in one place
and what amazing place this was.
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Queen’s Coronation Festival at Buckingham palace. |
I had the chance
to see some amazing British Heritage within these grounds and some of companies
had been supplying the royal households with goods or services for over 200
years.
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Vintage Jaguar |
At the bottom of the
gardens there was a collection of Jaguar and Bentley cars that had been
supplied to the Queen over the years when she was on trips or had events.
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Vintage Bentley |
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Vintage car mirrors attached with leather straps to the wheels of this beautiful car. |
These were
beautiful and as you can see I managed to have my photo taken next to one. It
was my favourite one at the event as it is a true vintage car and I could just imagine
the Queen and Prince Philip travelling down the British country roads in it
with style.
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Me showing my vintage style off. |
Like every girl, when
I was invited to this event I started to panic about what I was going to wear. So
I opted for this cream 1950’s style dress with beautiful bright blue flowers
on. I teamed this up with a vintage cream bag and my favourite bright blue shoes. My cream glittery Max and Co sunglasses completed my look and protected my eyes in style.
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The gardens and Buckingham Palace in the background. |
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The lake in the middle of the grounds. |
The gardens within Buckingham Palace are beautiful and the
event was full of people exploring the grounds and marquees full of products
that they could purchase. Many people (including me) were even embracing the
beautiful British sunshine by having picnics and the all time British favourite
drink, Pimm's.
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Hooray indeed! |
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Me enjoying the sunshine and my Pimm's picnic |
I had a great day
there and it was truly a unique experience that made me once again proud of my
British heritage.
I hope you have enjoyed my post.
Check back soon for another post!
The girl! x
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