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Marie Claire
Marie Claire
Lifestyle
Iris Goldsztajn

The Queen had a beautiful reason for keeping her Christmas decorations up until February

Christmas at Windsor Castle is shown here with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip shown putting finishing touches to Christmas tree, in a photo made recently during the filming of the joint ITV-BBC film documentary, The Royal Family.

For most of us, the generally accepted rule is that you take your Christmas decorations down by 6 January. But for the late Queen Elizabeth II, it was slightly more complicated than that.

The Queen instead operated on a much later schedule, opting to have her various residences un-decked for the Christmas period on or after 6 February, as reported by OK!.

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