Being a member of the royal family obviously has its perks.
But along with that comes many rules and expectations, ranging from rigid to just downright odd.
Simply because of the increased risk of food poisoning, according toHello!
It’s been said the Queen isn’t a fan of oysters, and neither was Prince Philip.
They’re difficult and messy to eat not exactly very royal.
As for garlic, it’s all about the bad breath the food leaves behind.
Garlic is a no-no."
Now, does this mean Charles and Camilla totally follow the no garlic or shellfish guidelines?
Camilla even helpfully held out a napkin for her husband while he sucked down the fishy goodness.
Take that, royal rules.
In a video shared by Yahoo!
Can we get in on this silly royal gift exchange, too?
Luckily, they’ve got plenty of help to ensure their bags are prepped for such a sad event.
But if you’re Prince Charles, you actually have to bow to your own mother.
Then imagine having to waste half of your food because you were too busy talking.
Once she gave her blessing, the monarch signed an ornate document called an “Instrument of Consent.”
As for attire, looking polished is part of the job.
As for Charles, the most dressed down you’ll find him is in khakis orcorduroy trousers.
Royals are just like us well, minus the whole palace thing.
Just smile, tell them your name, and shake their hand if offered.
For whatever reason, members of the royal family don’t typically take selfies with the public.
However, Charles and Camilla have been known to make rare exceptions, andHello!
Magazinecaptured a range of moments when royals broke the rules, including Camilla posing for an under-an-umbrella selfie.
The person on her left should turn and speak to the person on their left during the first course.
