King Charles has submitted plans to turn part of the Balmoral Estate into a wedding venue, with members of the public potentially able to hold their own regal nuptials
Queen Elizabeth II's 'favourite' Royal residence, Balmoral Estate, could be in for a massive transformation as King Charles has submitted plans to convert part of the estate into a wedding venue. The public might soon have the chance to say their vows in the Queen's Building, located just a stone's throw away from the globally renowned castle. Spanning approximately 50,000 acres, the Balmoral Estate is a working estate with grouse moors, forestry and farmland.
Harry and Meghan's major hurdle to secure EU citizenship after buying Portugal home King Charles continues the Royal Family tradition of spending his summer holidays at Balmoral, nestled on the banks of the River Dee. Reportedly, Balmoral boasts an impressive 52 bedrooms and numerous reception rooms, including the one where the monarch often hosts guests for official visits.
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