Ten evidence confirming that life in a royal family is not a marvel incisor (Photo)

It's elegant and luxurious, but it's also full of rules, complex protocols, centuries-old tradition and commandments.

Brighton Side brought together the top 10 unexpected rules and restrictions that the British royal family must follow, it broadcasts Telegrafi.

No nicknames allowed.

Despite the fact that the press still refers to Cambridge Duchess like Kate Midleton, and English love Diana became known as Princess D is considered to be a great familiarity. Use of nicknames and reduced versions of names is a violation of strict protocols.

The Queen Receives All Gifts

Everything in the royal family belongs to the ruling king. It's strictly forbidden to sell them or give them to someone else. However, the queen may bear gifts for herself or give them. That's why we can often observe some of Princess Diana's jewelry in other royal family members.

Everyone follows the Queen.

According to the royal label, all should attend the queen's leadership during official meetings or family events. For example, when it stays, all must do the same. You also have to stop eating when the Queen stops eating.

Prince Philip always steps behind the Queen.

Rule “Everyone follows Queen” applies to Queen Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip. He must always stay or take some steps behind his wife.

Six ravens must always live in the Tower.

Six ravens must live in the Tower of London anytime. This tradition dates back to the reign of King Charles II, who believed in a legend that said: “If the ravens leave the Tower, the kingdom will fall ...”

You can't turn your back on the Queen.

If you ever have an opportunity to talk to the Queen, make sure that after the end of your conversation, it is the first to leave: you cannot turn your back on a monarch. It is considered to be a very harsh violation of the royal protocol.

Shirt is always parallel to land.

It is interesting to know that there is a proper way for the women of the royal family to establish their own strip - they must keep it parallel to the earth. You can't get a view of your good “ana”.

Wear a hat in the morning and a diademe in the evening.

The crown style in the head takes a special place in the royal dress code. Royal women should wear a hat for official events during the day. After 6:00 a.m., family wreaths and jewelry should be placed. However, this rule applies only to married ladies. So the next time you're at an evening reception in the Palace of Buckingham, don't forget that women without crowns are looking for a soul mate.

The Myrtle flower appears on every royal bouquet of the wedding.

According to an old wedding tradition, each bouquet should contain grief as a symbol of love and marriage. In fact, every royal bride since Queen Victoria had this flower in her bouquet. It grows in the Queen's 170-year-old garden.

Queen's dogs do what they want.

It's no secret that Queen Elizabeth II loves dogs from the Chorig. They are the only members of the royal family who live a happy life. Dogs eat gourmet foods made by a royal cook, and guests in the palace are specifically required not to disturb them in any way. The queen even stopped William and Kate, so she would not disturb her favorites. They're allowed to walk anywhere in the palace, and the staff knows how to clean antique furniture and worthless carpets.

Queen and Armed Forces

She is also the wife, mother and grandmother of individuals currently serving in the Armed Forces. The queen is the only person to declare war and peace, and she bears various appointments and honors in the Armed Forces. In this photo, Queen Elizabeth II is throwing a British battle rifle in Surrey, England. /Telegraphy/