Luckily, the etiquette is simple: make direct eye contact, give a firm handshake (avoid more than two pumps) and smile. RELATED VIDEO: Will Meghan Markle Go For Royal Lessons If She Becomes A ...

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The late Queen Elizabeth II, who was known for being a stickler for royal customs and protocols, once made an embarrassingfaux pas in public. During Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding in 2011 ...

For most members of the family, the title used in the first instance is 'Your Royal Highness' and subsequently 'Sir'. Away from these 'simple' salutations, etiquette, there is an unwritten code ...

Laura Windsor, the UK’s Queen of Etiquette, explains that for royal occasions such as Trooping the Colour, being modest and conservative is key. ‘Shoulders should always be covered ...