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This Is What Christmas Looks Like in the British Royal Palaces.

Sandringham.
The queen goes to church every year on Christmas Day, and she always gifts St. Mary Magdalene — which stands on the Sandringham estate — with a Christmas tree cut from her grounds. Other trees from the estate are given to local schools, while the pride of place in her own home is a 20-foot Norfolk spruce.

Sandringham.
The family opens their presents in the White Drawing Room, and the pale color lit with sparkling lights and candles creates a fairy-tale feel. The room is full of mirrors and glass. There are floor-to-ceiling picture windows, and mirrors on the backs of the doors and inside the glass cabinets. So the whole room twinkles with the reflection of the lights.

Windsor Castle.
The queen spends several weekends in Windsor Castle throughout December. And the property is dotted with 20- to 24-foot Nordmann fir trees from Windsor Great Park. There is a different theme every year, such as "Victorian" or "Regency," but no historic ornaments are used.

Clarence House.
A tradition which the couple has stuck to for many years is inviting in a group of terminally ill children to decorate a tree in their home. Followed by a little party. Camilla helps the children hang decorations.

Charles and Camilla usually use the same ornaments every year for their children's tree — a mix of fabric birds, wooden rocking horses, stars, candy canes and gingerbread decorations.

Anmer Hall.
Last year, it was reported that William and Kate had two trees in their Norfolk home — one that was more classic and traditional. And a smaller one for George and Charlotte that was piled with twinkle lights, glittery baubles, and tinsel.

Kensington Palace.
While Prince Harry is keeping his holiday decor under wraps. The exterior of his home is open to the public. And the front of the palace is beautifully lit up with a dozen trees sparkling with classic golden lights.


Buckingham Palace.
The queen's London home is where a lot of entertaining happens in the buildup to Christmas. Including a white tie diplomatic reception and the pre-Christmas lunch for all her extended family. Trees are piled with gold baubles with a complementing color that has in the past included red, blue, and cream.

There is plenty of Winter greenery around the palace, which is used in impressive displays alongside fresh flowers in seasonal colors and for arrangements along fireplaces. Even the staircases are decorated with baubles, wreaths, and swags of greenery.

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