The atmosphere in Monaco is starting to take on a Christmas-like appearance!
In accordance with the customary practice, Prince Albert and Princess Charlene, together with their twin children, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, gathered around the Christmas tree to create their yearly holiday card.
This year’s beautiful holiday card portrays the royal family sitting around their Christmas tree while dressed in matched formalwear. The photograph was taken inside the palace a few weeks ago. In a full-length brown velvet ball gown, Princess Charlene has an air of refinement and sophistication. Taking after his father, Prince Jacques is shown resting over his mother’s shoulder while wearing a dinner jacket and bow tie, much like his father.
In addition, Princess Gabriella continues her Christmas habit of striking a stance that she completely owns!
The following message is written on the inside of the card in French, English, and Monagasque: “May this holiday season bring you and your loved ones all the happiness that you could possibly imagine.” Best wishes for the holiday season and the New Year 2024.
The annual palace party for Monaco’s youngsters is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, which is the next event on the family’s vacation agenda. This ceremony is the only one of its kind, and it is particularly significant to Prince Albert and his family.
The celebration was initiated by Princess Grace, the mother of Prince Albert, as an in-palace party when she had just arrived in Monaco (the prince is originally from Philadelphia!). Prince Albert made an appearance at the occasion, and he presented the children with a gift that was specifically designed for them. Under the leadership of Prince Albert and Princess Charlene, the celebration has expanded significantly, and the courtyard of the palace has already been decorated with a giant tree, a creche that is the size of a life, and colorful booths where children from the surrounding area will be served the party’s signature treats, which include ginger spiced cookies and a recipe for hot chocolate that is kept a secret.
In order to commemorate the centenary of Prince Rainier’s birth and his passion for the circus, there will be a few more surprises in store for those who are attending the event.