David and Victoria Beckham joined a star-studded gathering at Highgrove, King Charles' private residence, for a dazzling royal dinner promoting Anglo-Italian relations. The event, featuring sustainable 'Slow Food' and 'Slow Fashion', celebrated the upcoming King and Queen's State Visits to the Holy See and Italy.
David and Victoria Beckham were the 'bellissimi' of the ball tonight at a dazzling royal dinner to promote Anglo-Italian relations.
The event has been designed to mark the King and Queen's forthcoming State Visits to the Holy See and the Republic of Italy in early April, which were announced this week. Camilla turned to Dame Helen Mirren who also spoke enthusiastically about the King's work with his charitable foundation.'It's lovely to get you here,' said Camilla, squeezing her arm.David told him how proud he was of his role as a King's Foundation ambassador and thanked him for the opportunity to get involved.
Mr Tucci told that gathered of the importance of sharing food, which he described as a 'restorative, connective act'. His Majesty tried his hand at making his own martini and got the giggles when the lemon almost went up his nose as he tried to take a sipKing Charles shakes hands with Inigo Lambertini at tonight's event in TetburyKing Charles and Italian mixologist, Alessandro Palazzi, mix a drink during the dinner tonightDrinks for the evening were created by internationally recognised Italian mixologist Alessandro Palazzi using Italian flavours and herbs foraged from Charles' beloved Highgrove...
It promotes the use of local, seasonal cuisine through the consumption of regional plants, seeds and livestock. Mr Tucci told that gathered of the importance of sharing food, which he described as a 'restorative, connective act'The dinner itself took place in the estate's purpose-built entertaining centre, the Orchard Room, and is a traditional Italian-style four course meal
Created using entirely British ingredients blended with Italian culinary traditions and local flavours, the menu aims to fully embody the principles of 'Slow Food' 'I am really happy to be able to create this menu. If they enjoy it - I don't know - but I tried my best.
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