Wimbledon Royal Box, this legendary and extremely elected tribune reserved for stars, crowned heads and billionaires

Wimbledon is always binding for members of the British Royal Family. That’s why they have the right to the best places of the tribunes. Even better called a royal box reserved for them. While everyone is waiting for Kate Middleton to arrive in a well-known tennis tournament, as a few of these well-known lodges have been provided with several personalities. Indeed, with its 74 places, this platform is not only reserved for the British crown. According to the competition website, the royal box has been used for the entertainment of Wimbledon Friends and Guests and guests since 1922. “

In addition to Windsor’s clan, foreign royal families can sit there, as well as government leaders, Tennis world, commercial partners, British army forces and many other famous people. Thus, this year the famous lodge was the famous lodge, Russell Bergette, Russell Bergett, Sarah Ferguson and his daughter, Princess Beatrice, or John Kenna. Located inside the central yard, it consists of Lloyd Loom woven chairs dark green. In addition, the guests present at this forum also have access to the club, tea or apherif at the end of the day.

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Strict regulation

In order to sit in the royal box, guests must follow certain rules. First of all, the tickets for this forum are not sold on the Wimbledon website. The only way to get one has been invited. “It’s all the President of the club of England (Private Sports Club, organized by Wimbledon Tournament, Editor’s Notary) Within two weeks of sports competitions for two weeks, the members of the Organizational Commission of Championships, the Grass Tennis Association and other relevant sources.

After receiving the invitation, it is necessary to follow a certain clothing code, especially if a member of the royal family is sitting immediately to the next door. The official website of Wimbledon, then remembers the protocol following: “The clothes are elegant, dresses / jackets and ties, etc. However, the last rule, however, was broken by Kate Middleton and the sign in 2018, when they appeared in the royal box cover to protect them from the sun.