Royal Family can make up to several different outfit changes on Christmas Day

The Queen has revealed the festive makeover given to her official Scottish residence, the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, and the results are stunning. When it comes to Christmas, the royals are known for their traditional decorations and glitzy lights and this year is no different.Taking to the official Royal Family Twitter account, fans were given a glimpse of the transformation, with all eyes on a 15 feet tall Christmas tree in the Great Gallery.

This Morning presenter Alison Hammond has revealed she will be celebrating Christmas Day with her ITV co-star and good friend Josie Gibson.The former Big Brother stars, who have forged a close friendship since springing to fame on separate series of the reality show, will be spending the day at Alison’s home in Birmingham where they will also be joined by their children.

READ MORE: Prince George and Princess Charlotte’s favourite song is pretty awesome and totally unexpected Chances are it’ll be a Christmas like we’ve never seen, regardless of which of their many pads they’ll be in. Hello reports that the royals have stick to a similar Christmas schedule each year involving some very specific traditions.

The royal florists have revealed how to make the ultimate Christmas wreath that is the perfect finishing touch for the festive season. While stars including Emma Willis, Amanda Holden and Stacey Solomon have opted for glamorous and elaborate installations for their entrance, a traditional wreath is a gorgeous way to add a touch of festive to any front door.

Emmerdale actor Charley Webb has revealed that her family will be having a curry this Christmas, instead of a traditional turkey roast. Charley, 33, who’s married to fellow Emmerdale star Matthew Wolfenden, broke the news on Instagram after being asked by one of her 540,000 followers if she’d be cooking a Christmas dinner for the family of five.

Mike and Zara Tindall, who is a granddaughter of the Queen, were spotted in Windsor where they attended the LEGOLAND festive experience launch on Sunday 5 December.The event was hosted just round the corner from the Queen’s Berkshire home of Windsor Castle. Happy couple Zara, 40, and Mike, 43, posed for pictures in front of a 10 metre tall Christmas tree built with 364,000 Lego DUPLO bricks.

Christmas is a big occasion for any family, none less the Royals, but an expert on the Royal Family has now explained how Kate Middleton "puts duty before self" for the festive season.The 39 year old will be spending Christmas as Sandringham with her husband Prince William, also 39, children Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six, and Prince Louis, three, as they rally around The Queen on her first Christmas without her late husband Prince Philip.

With The Radfords being one of Britain’s biggest families, it makes sense that their Christmas doesn’t come small. Mum Sue Radford makes sure that her 22 kids have a festive day they won’t forget and that their Morecambe home is full of festive cheer.This year, they’ve kicked off the seasonal fun with a special Elf on the Shelf themed breakfast to celebrate the arrival of the Elf to their home for the first day of December.

New pictures have given a sneak peek into Windsor Castle's incredible Christmas decorations. Her Majesty's home is getting ready for 25 December with a series of traditional Christmas trees and impressive decorations.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have boycotted the BBC over its damaging claims in a new royal documentary. The Cambridges have banned the network from airing their special Christmas Carol concert after the programme The Princes and The Press made ‘overblown and unfounded claims’ about William and Harry.

The Royal Family have blasted the BBC in a rare joint statement over its airing of “The Princes and The Press”.

With Netflix’s The Crown filming its fifth season and with Spencer making waves in the world of cinema, it seems as though people can’t get enough of watching dramas that showcase the ins and outs of the Royal Family.

The Royal family has released a rare statement against the BBC documentary that centred around the Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Sussex's relationship with the media. The first episode of The Princes and the Press aired on Monday 22 November and included interviews with journalists, lawyers and private investigators involved in the Royal family and also the media.

Christmas may be a huge occasion for the Royal Family, but you don’t need to have secured an invite to the Sandringham Estate to eat like a royal this festive season.Taking to the Queen’s official Instagram page, palace chefs have shared the family’s Christmas pudding recipe and it’s easier than you may think.

upcoming season of Netflix’s “The Crown” will portray the Queen and her family, according to the Sun, that pals of Britain’s monarchy have reportedly “sought legal advice.”“The advice [their friends] received would also apply to the Royal Family,” a source claimed to the British publication, noting the royals might be able to sue the streaming service.