How Royal Family will 'quietly' and 'privately' mark late Queen's birthday
ok.co.ukA year and a half after Queen Elizabeth II's passing at the age of 96, the Royal Family is gearing up for a solemn yet heartfelt commemoration of what would have been her 98th birthday.
Now a former royal butler, Grant Harrold, has offered his insight into how he thinks the family plans to honour the beloved monarch away from the public eye on Sunday, 21 April.
Speaking on behalf of Slingo, Grant reveals that while the Royal Family won't hold public celebrations, they will come together in private to quietly acknowledge the late Queen's birthday.
He shared: “They won't publicly do anything. Privately, I have no doubt they'll raise a toast to her in the evening. I'm sure the day will very much be spent reflecting on the late Queen.” With Queen Elizabeth II laid to rest at Windsor Castle's King George VI Memorial Chapel, Grant anticipates that members of the public will make pilgrimages to pay their respects at her final resting place.
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