Fresh from King Charles’ estate in Windsor This is it 20-foot Nordmann spruce.
It’s in St George’s Hall, one of the largest and most impressive state rooms at Windsor Castle, a palace that has had a royal presence since William the Conqueror.
It is a special time, not only having a new king but 30 years ago this magnificent hall was almost completely destroyed by fire along with other parts of the castle.
Now the royal family is eager to show The rebuild in all its glory is ready for Christmas.
The inspiration behind the decorations
Catherine Jones is Senior Curator of the Royal Collection of Art and Historic Items in Palaces of the United Kingdom.
It says that this is just one of the trees to come from the Crown Estates of Windsor.
“We own Eight trees are conspicuously on display here, the most notable of which is the 20-foot-tall Nordmann fir found in St George’s Hall, Covered by 3,000 Christmas trees and then decorated. And this year, we opted for a purple look there,” says Jones.
Accolades this year in regal purple, But the staff did not say whether it was because they were expecting a monarch.
Before the pandemic, the family would spend Christmas at the Queen Elizabeth Sandringham estate in Norfolk It is believed that the new king may return to this tradition.
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