"King Charles and Queen Camilla have chosen their 20th wedding anniversary portrait for their official Christmas card this year. Charles and Camilla are pictured standing side by side, with the queen's arm linking the king's, in the grounds of Villa Wolkonsky, the British ambassador's residence in Rome, earlier this year. The photograph is framed inside the card by a dark red border, with the printed message in a matching colour on the opposite side reading Wishing you a very Happy Christmas and New Year."
"In the image taken by royal photographer Chris Jackson, Camilla is wearing a white and beige coat dress by Anna Valentine and a lily of the valley brooch, while the king is dressed in a blue pinstripe suit with a grey tie and a silk handkerchief in his chest pocket. The king and queen send out hundreds of Christmas cards each year to family, friends, world leaders, diplomats, charities and organisations."
"Charles will be preparing to host the wider royal family on Christmas Day, with the royal festivities usually taking place at Sandringham in Norfolk. The Prince of Wales divulged last year he was spending the day with 45 members of his family all in one room. But off the guest list is Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, with the former prince banished from the royal family and stripped of his titles over his links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein."
King Charles and Queen Camilla selected a portrait from their 20th wedding anniversary at Villa Wolkonsky in Rome for their official Christmas card. The photograph shows the couple side by side with the queen's arm linked through the king's, framed by a dark red border and bearing the message Wishing you a very Happy Christmas and New Year. The image was taken by royal photographer Chris Jackson; Camilla wears an Anna Valentine coat dress and a lily of the valley brooch while the king wears a blue pinstripe suit and grey tie. The couple send hundreds of cards yearly to family, world leaders, diplomats, charities and organisations; the royal family traditionally gathers at Sandringham for Christmas.
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