Royal dining rooms: see inside the palaces of the Queen, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, Queen Letizia and more
's wedding reception to the informal dining area at the Norwegian royal residence, look through the gallery to see some of the most beautiful royal dining rooms…The State Dining Room was unfurnished when Queen Victoria moved into Buckingham Palace in 1837, but she put her own stamp on the
space by arranging paintings on the long wall and adding her cipher above the doors. The room was used to host Prince William and Kate's wedding reception in 2011, while the summer exhibition at the palace in 2019 showed how the dining room looked when it was set up for a Victorian dinner party.
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