At formal state dinners, the queen typically sits at the head of the table, often at the center, to signify her position of authority. In traditional settings, the seating arrangement is carefully planned, with the queen placed opposite the guest of honor, facilitating conversation. The exact seating can vary depending on the occasion and the specific customs of the event.
after dinner
The queen eats it royally ,and sensibly.
because she is queen
roast dinner
Well the guests sit in the same room but different table
The purpose of a dinner party is to foster communication amongst a variety of people. When couples sit together, they tend to talk to each other.
buccina :]
A dinner bell or a buccina was used on festive occasions to announce that dinner guests needed to sit down at the beginning of a meal and stand up when the dinner was over.
parliament
behind the plate
hi the queen only job is just to sit there and boss people or her servent around. this is what i think the queen does
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