King Charles’ New Message on the Celebration of Easter

The King of Britain, King Charles, has shared small but sweet message on the occasion of Easter celebrations.

As a the Easter Sunday finally approached, King’s Instagram had posted a message for them who celebrated Easter with full of happiness, is actually not considering a formal message.

His message which included a picture of a wooden cross standing upright in a field of flowers reads “Wishing a joyous Easter Sunday to Christians celebrating in the UK, the Commonwealth and around the world today.”

Responses received instantly but there is something still missing, the space will fill when people get a formal message from the royals.

While some just said ‘Happy Easter’ in response, with a flurry of heart emojis, others showcased their disappointment. Among them was a user to pointed out the lack of Easter message and wrote “Would appreciate this more with an Easter Message from OUR King!” (sic)

Another even went further and accused the King of making Queen Elizabeth “roll around in her grave” because in their words, “Are you going to address Christian’s as HEAD of the Church of England?…Your mother is rolling in her grave.”

Who Royals celebrates their Easter?

On the Easter morning, the day start with church service at St. George’s Chapel, which is a private church located within the grounds of Windsor Castle.

Some senior royals even mark the occasion with a special walk about, with lesser senior family members, and even some extended relatives. For eg this year the public won’t see much of Prince William and Kate Middleton for they have decided to sit this year out.

In the afternoon, the easter lunch begins with traditional menu.  The royal chef Darren Mcgardy exposed that McGrady, the family “nearly always” serve roast lamb as the centerpiece, with red currant jelly pairings. Then comes cheeses and fresh fruit before chocolate eggs come out for dessert.

The Easter egg hunt is often the highlight for many families, focusing on intimate, family-centered celebrations. In the past, even Princess Diana paid special attention to the occasion, hosting her own private Easter egg hunts for her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry.

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