Royalbachelor partieshave earned a reputation for being wild.
It had been his stag party," the journalist told Channel 5.
Magazine), Queen Elizabeth was not exactly throwing back shots with the girls.
However, that doesn’t mean Her Majesty was banned from enjoying herself.
I did not realize there was so much splendor left in this battered old world."
According to Wright’s account, then-Princess Elizabeth didn’t seem too nervous about her upcoming nuptials.
“[Princess Elizabeth] is divinely pretty.
The female guests reportedly donned an extensive collection of jewelry.
Princess Diana also forwent the modern tradition rather unceremoniously.
Luckily, however, Princess Diana was the last royal bride to endure such morose pre-nuptials.
By the mid-1980s, bachelorette parties were “in.”
The event reportedly involved plenty of booze.
By all indications, Windsor did not want any bride close to the throne to engage in excessive partying.
Ultimately, the bachelorettes' plan failed miserably.
Vulgarity is something the royal family … really [doesn’t] like.”
In his book “The Palace Papers” (viaYahoo!
The bride-to-be reportedly showed her silly side, especially during the karaoke portion of the party.
However, in spite of these antics, the event was relatively well-controlled.
In 2018, Meghan Markle followed in Princess Catherine’s footsteps and steered clear of any Ferguson-esque party antics.
Instead, the future Duchess of Sussex opted for an extremely laid-back bachelorette party.
According to a report by E!
(viaElle), Markle and her pals enjoyed a relaxing spa getaway at Soho Farmhouse.
“Kate’s very well aware the spotlight is on her,” she said.
“The slightest slip-up wouldn’t go down well.”
CTV News even reported that Prince William wanted to keep his bachelor party budget under 2,500 pounds.
On the contrary, Cole revealed, Princess Catherinewasthe entertainment.
And, apparently, the royal bride was not afraid to bust a move.
In an interview withTown & Country, Ferguson opened up about her exclusion from wedding-related events.
In a more extreme case, Prince Andrew did not attend the engagement party of his daughter Princess Beatrice.
According toET, the reason pertained to PrinceAndrew’s relationship with convicted human trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
According to a report byVogue, Princess Catherine was not present at Meghan Markle’s spa-themed hen weekend.
Vogue reports that Markle’s spa day guests included fashion designer Misha Nonoo and PR executive Violet von Westenholz.
It was never confirmed whetherPrincess Beatrice and Princess Eugenieattended the event.
Nonetheless, these royal ladies are actually allowed to attend non-royal bachelorette parties.
In some cases, they are even allowed to plan these girls-only events.
The owners also wanted to impress their royal guests so the girls were showered with gifts.
They were given Swatch watches, Ugg slippers, leather-bound notebooks, and bespoke fragrances."
Princess Catherine is not the only royal to have organized a friend’s hen night.
But now things are official, she wants to crack on with the celebrations.
Bea told Mila she wants to take her for a pre-wedding shower in Cannes [France]."
“Outsiders have struggled to do well when they enter the royal family,” Mutanda told Channel 5.
