However, the Christmas tree wasn't popularised across the country until Queen Victoria. In 1848, she was depicted in an engraving posing with her beloved husband Prince Albert and their children ...

The Christmas tree, a beloved festive staple, has royal origins that many aren't aware of. As Queen Victoria played a key role in popularising this festive decoration during her reign. According ...

Trees were often adorned with candles ... they owe it all to King Charles’ great-great-great-grandmother, Victoria, the queen of Christmas past, present and, most likely, future as well.

The Christmas tree, an integral part of contemporary holiday festivities, has a rich history that dates back long before the 19th century and Queen Victoria's influence. Born on 24 May 1819 ...

However, as fascination with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's family life grew, so did media coverage on Christmas trees, culminating in an 1848 Illustrated London News feature showing the Royal ...

In fact, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are responsible for many of the royal family’s Christmas traditions that continue today, not the least of which is making the Christmas tree a popular ...

The Royal family also maintains a unique tradition when it comes to exchanging gifts, adhering to a German festive custom initiated by Queen Victoria ... to the 20ft Christmas tree in the White ...

King Charles and the Royal Family celebrate Christmas at Sandringham estate, continuing traditions dating back to Queen ...

The Christmas tree, a beloved festive staple, has royal origins that many aren't aware of. As Queen Victoria played a key role in popularising this festive decoration during her reign. According to ...

the beloved consort of Queen Victoria, who was then a young queen, only eleven years into what would be her era-defining 64-year reign. The image captivated the public, popularizing not just the ...