The King and Queen attended the opening night of the Chelsea Flower Show
on Monday as she presented the schoolchildren with a special bouquet of flowers – and one flower expert has revealed the symbolic meaning behind her choice.
Camilla, 76, opted for camellias to give to pupils at Sulivan Primary School, who contributed to the design of a garden inspired by Penelope Featherington from the hit Netflix period drama, Bridgerton. "Camellias traditionally symbolise admiration, affection, and gratitude. By selecting camellias, Queen Camilla likely aimed to express profound appreciation for the children's creativity and dedication."But she added that camellias also have a deeper meaning, particularly given the recent health struggles of the King and the Princess of Wales, who are both receiving cancer treatment."In the language of flowers, camellias can symbolise resilience and strength.
The Royal Family's hidden talents and hobbies revealed – from sporty Kate Middleton to painter Prince PhilipThe British Royal Family Tree: a who's who of the monarchyThe royals who were notably absent from King Charles' family outing on Easter Sunday Royals rocking tartan: Princess Kate, Meghan Markle, Duchess Sophie and more looking perfect in plaid10 rare and sweet photos of royals kissing in public
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Queen Camilla gives update on King Charles' return to royal dutiesQueen Camilla has given an update on King Charles's return to royal duties, as she says that he's 'thrilled to be out' amid his medical treatment following a cancer diagnosis
Read more »
New photo of King Charles and Queen Camilla has royal fans saying the same thingThe King confirmed his return to public duties on Friday
Read more »
King Charles and Queen Camilla may 'miss wedding of the year' after invite snubKing Charles and Queen Camilla are yet to confirm whether they will be attending the wedding of the Duke of Westminster and his bride-to-be Olivia Henson, who are set to tie the knot on June 4.
Read more »
King Charles, Queen Camilla and William to attend D-Day anniversary in FranceThe senior Royal figures will travel to Normandy in France to commemorate the D-Day 80th Anniversary, although the Princess of Wales is not expected to join them
Read more »
Queen Camilla has update on King Charles' cancer - and he's not behavingThe Queen was speaking to attendees of a garden party at Lamb House in Rye on Thursday afternoon and she confirmed King Charles is 'getting better' but added he's 'not behaving'.
Read more »
Queen Camilla gives King Charles a telling off saying he needs to 'behave himself'She gave an update on the King's health at a garden party.
Read more »