A Butler's Guide To Royal Etiquette: Wine & Dine (2024)

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Would you know what to do, and what not to do, if you ever met King Charles III? What is the secret message behind the late Queen moving her handbag from one arm to the other? Are you completely up to date on what to wear to a ball at Buckingham Palace, or to the King’s summer garden party? Do you know which piece of cutlery to use and how to correctly use your napkin? Grant Harrold, former butler to King Charles III and Camilla, Queen Consort reveals the secrets of royal protocol, and everyday life in the upstairs downstairs world of royal etiquette, tradition and custom. Elegance, poise and perfect harmony - essential ingredients for an encounter with royalty. Should you receive a royal invitation, dine at a state banquet, or simply wish to serve the perfect scones - this royal butler’s guide will have you sipping gracefully at your tea-cup. You are warmly welcomed to… A Butler’s Guide to Royal Etiquette.
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[@williamevans9426]

So-called 'etiquette experts' say that one is supposed to 'stir' tea by gently moving the spoon from side to side a few times and certainly not to move the spoon so as to create a mini whirlpool yet, at just ten seconds into the film, HM The King appears to be doing just that. The 'oh-so-correct' narrator also mispronounces the word 'scones' before we're even past the Intro! We then see the placing of a fish knife on the table - a piece of cutlery not used in 'polite society' since aroung 1900. Additionally, the butler does not look after their master's clothing - that would be the role of his valet, and a royal principal would be closest to their private secretary, not to the butler, insofar as their diary and any duty-related thoughts might be concerned. At that point, I'm afraid I gave up counting the faux pas and just decided not to take a word of this as being reliable, even as 'entertainment'!

[@RuthWilsonRamm]

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[@williamevans9426]

@@RuthWilsonRamm ? - please explain. Thank you.

[@TamiMiller-cw2hu]

I love the Royals. I do hope they have much better years ahead. May God bless them. Thank you so very much for this documentary. ❤ Could you explain what clotted cream is? To this American, it sounds a bit awful.

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[@Вивсівідстій]

Philip used to break wind out loud at the table all the time.