Royal Family Attends Order of the Garter Ceremony (1994)
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- On 13 June 1994, the Royal Family took part in the Order of the Garter ceremony. Founded in 1348 and resurrected 600 years later in 1948, the tradition sees knights of the Most Noble Order of the Garter donning velvet robes and hats featuring white ostrich feathers to participate in a colourful procession. Of the Royal Family, taking part in that year's ceremony were Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh; Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother; Prince Charles, Prince of Wales; and Princess Anne, Princess Royal. They were joined by civilian members including former prime ministers Sir Edward Heath and James Callaghan, The Lord Callaghan of Cardiff as well as Peter Carington, 6th Baron Carrington.
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The decade of the nineties is like no other in history. They were beautiful and strange years, and most people lived in them before the era of the Internet and alternative media. They were long years that were like dreams. I don’t remember much of them because I was a child at the time, but I remember some of them and 50 years have passed.😢😢
A child of the 90’s and 50 years have passed? Just how young were you??
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I mean, time in that decade passed very slowly and you felt it was long, unlike today, in which we live in a time of speed, the Internet, and things that distract you and waste your time, and you do not feel that.
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@@Taker1995HD thnx for the clarification! I was having a mental math crisis when I first read that; however I get your point and don’t disagree. As nice as the internet made some things, it’s caused so much mental stress for most who really know nothing otherwise. I’m happy I had a couple of decades without all of it and don’t let it possess all my time now.
I miss HM, QEII so much. 💜
Me too!
I am not British but I do miss QEII.
Me too❤
Me three❤
Queen Elizabeth❤
We missed so, so much Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. RIP
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So beautiful ceremony!
The only people in the entire ceremony who can't manage to march in step are the knights of the garter.
Most of the Knights of the Garter haven't been in the Military and are not expected to march expected in step
Ah ah! 😅
Maybe because they are walking downhill.
Plus many are older and probably have more health issues causing them to walk more bent in the frame . Thus preventing them from walking with any precision
Queen Elizabeth snd Prince Phillip look Royal.
Oh my gosh Princess Anne looks just like Zara does now!
Thank you your Majesty Queen Elizabeth ll you were the shining Star at the Order of the Garter.
Thank you Ma'am for everything.
Female monarchs or queens are better for the British monarchy than men/kings. Like Elizabeth 1, Elizabeth 2, Victoria, etc..
Now it’s over for at least 3 reigns… Just accept it
I was 8 yrs old here!!
4:15 i like this uniform best.😊
Bands of the household cavalry regiments in state dress
Poor horse soldiers standing in the heat in those jackboots. It’s interesting to note that the robes of the order are tied together with a noose.. 🤔
Top level Flunky Action 😂
Charles was wearing garters today.
Is that Teddy Heath, purloiner of children, I see? And they're acting like Andy was bad 😑
Edward Heath and others were falsely accused by a fantasist called Carl Beech who was jailed for 18 years
Everything about royalty is just wrong. It's particularly bad for the members of the family.
Why? Please enlighten me.
@@alejandrobruno5836 Royalty can be considered wrong because it perpetuates inequality by assigning privilege and power based on birthright rather than merit. Additionally, it often imposes heavy burdens and scrutiny on individuals within the royal family, limiting their personal freedoms and subjecting them to intense public pressure.
WE MISS YOU YOUR MAJESTRY ALL WAY WE WILL REMEMBER YOU RIP ELIZABETH
SALUTE FROM CHILE 🇨🇱