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When Does The Queen Take Her Christmas Tree Down. traditionally, people take down their festive adornments on the twelfth day of christmas — around the 5th of. the queen leaves her christmas tree and decorations up at sandringham house until 6th february to mark the anniversary of her father's death, king george vi. It is believed by many to be bad luck to keep. queen elizabeth chose for her decorations to be taken down on the 6th of february. queen elizabeth doesn’t follow the traditional christmas rule of trees being put away by the twelfth night on. however, the royal collection trust (rct), which manages many royal residences, and put the decorations up in. Due to the fact she sends over 800 christmas. This date held a special significance to her majesty as it is the anniversary of her father's death in 1952. the queen is said to keep her decorations up until 6 february. it's only approximately five months or so after the couple leaves sandringham that queen elizabeth begins thinking about the holidays once again:

the queen leaves her christmas tree and decorations up at sandringham house until 6th february to mark the anniversary of her father's death, king george vi. it's only approximately five months or so after the couple leaves sandringham that queen elizabeth begins thinking about the holidays once again: Due to the fact she sends over 800 christmas. however, the royal collection trust (rct), which manages many royal residences, and put the decorations up in. traditionally, people take down their festive adornments on the twelfth day of christmas — around the 5th of. the queen is said to keep her decorations up until 6 february. queen elizabeth chose for her decorations to be taken down on the 6th of february. This date held a special significance to her majesty as it is the anniversary of her father's death in 1952. queen elizabeth doesn’t follow the traditional christmas rule of trees being put away by the twelfth night on. It is believed by many to be bad luck to keep.

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When Does The Queen Take Her Christmas Tree Down however, the royal collection trust (rct), which manages many royal residences, and put the decorations up in. the queen leaves her christmas tree and decorations up at sandringham house until 6th february to mark the anniversary of her father's death, king george vi. Due to the fact she sends over 800 christmas. traditionally, people take down their festive adornments on the twelfth day of christmas — around the 5th of. queen elizabeth chose for her decorations to be taken down on the 6th of february. It is believed by many to be bad luck to keep. it's only approximately five months or so after the couple leaves sandringham that queen elizabeth begins thinking about the holidays once again: queen elizabeth doesn’t follow the traditional christmas rule of trees being put away by the twelfth night on. This date held a special significance to her majesty as it is the anniversary of her father's death in 1952. however, the royal collection trust (rct), which manages many royal residences, and put the decorations up in. the queen is said to keep her decorations up until 6 february.