The king Charles III and his wife, Queen Camilla, will be honored during their state visit to the United States. To make this stay even more special, Melania Trump has taken charge of all the organization.
History is being written! King Charles III and Queen Camilla are about to fly to the United States for a historic state visit. Upon their arrival in Washington on Monday, April 27, the royal couple will participate in the celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the independence of the American people. For the occasion, the American president and the First Lady will honor their British counterparts. Melania Trump has even “supervised the preparations for the state visit” of the king and queen of the United Kingdom, according to the official White House website.
Upon their arrival in the United States, King Charles III and Queen Camilla will be welcomed by Donald Trump and Melania Trump at the entrance of the White House. Then, the couples will proceed to the Green Room to have tea. Afterwards, the heads of state and their wives will visit the new White House Hive before retiring to their apartments. Over the next three days, the two couples will have various engagements.
Visiting Charles III and Camilla to the United States: the rules that Donald Trump will have to follow For this historic state visit, a special protocol is in place at the White House, according to employees in the documentary “The Palace and the Presidents,” cited by The Mirror on Saturday, April 25. Donald Trump will have to adhere to a number of rules. Capricia Marshall, the former chief of protocol of the United States from 2009 to 2013, recalled that before the meeting between Elizabeth II and Barack Obama, there had been discussions about “greetings and references” because “the presidents of the United States do not bow to any other leader.”
In addition, the outfits planned for the day were also highly regulated to avoid a “clash of colors or patterns.” In terms of food, Visen Anenden, the former royal family chef, explained that all the menus had been carefully thought out to respect “all dietary requirements” of the guests. Garlic and onions are notably “completely prohibited” because the family “does not want the smell and perfume they emit.” Finally, the president of the United States must prepare a significant gift for King Charles III and his wife.
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