The Princess of Wales hosted a tea party at Windsor Castle in Berkshire for fellow Three Peaks Challenge participants, some of whom she met during her own gruelling challenge across the UK’s highest peaks. The Princess of Wales heard stories of resilience and determination from those who took on the Three Peaks Challenge. The Princess of Wales completed the challenge in June, raising funds for The Royal Marsden Hospital in London.
Among those attending her tea party last week was Ted Haslam, a youngster who uses a wheelchair, whom the Princess met on Ben Nevis in Scotland. Ted was pushed and carried in his wheelchair by his father, Pete, and 15 friends and family members as he took on the challenge. Albie-Junior, who was raising funds for his local football club, was also among the guests after becoming the youngest amputee to complete the Three Peaks Challenge within 24 hours this August.The Princess wore a bespoke, belted wool dress by Burberry
How lovely, and how personal. The teaset is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteShe suits this type of dress with a little volume in the skirt. The length is perfect and I do like the longer sleeve for her. Seems like her stockings have a burgundy hue to them. Very nice to meet a royal but to be invited to a castle is so much more special. Must be a well used chair with the unattached fabric sagging in the back.
ReplyDeleteThis dress is perfect for her. She looks absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCatherine always promotes British clothes. Very elegant!
ReplyDeleteNice dress but I really wished she left the sleeves short. Would have been less frumpy.
ReplyDeleteVery much like the white and blue dress on the woman standing on the far right. Great knife pleat on the skirt.
H.R.H., the Princess of Wales, nice to see her again in public and every time she is so much doting with handicaped children!!! She always radiates warmth, comfort and love!!! She is doing a very great job!!!
ReplyDeleteBurberry should stick to coats and handbags!
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