Why the Royal Family open presents on Christmas Eve instead of Christmas Day
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dailystar.co.ukRoyal Family open their presents on Christmas Eve as a nod to their German heritage. While most Brits traditionally open their gifts on December 25th, the Queen and her relatives do the main present swapping the day before.It's something that they have done for generations, as it's how Queen Victoria's husband Prince Albert insisted on doing things after they wed in 1841.Royal expert Robert Jobson told Express.co.uk: "Royals have done it every year since."On Christmas Eve when all the clan are together, the Queen’s grandchildren and great-grandchildren put the finishing touches to the 20ft Christmas tree in the White Drawing Room."Presents will be opened that day at tea time as the royals still keep to the German practice of opening their.
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