Welcoming The — Queen

Welcoming a member of the Royal Family involves traditional forms of respect, though there are no obligatory codes of behavior.

: Guests should always arrive before the royal personage and never leave an event before the Royal Family without special permission.

Historical write-ups often highlight the personal warmth of such encounters, contrasting the rigid planning required. Welcoming the Queen

: A standard handshake is also acceptable if preferred.

: Staff at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) recalled the Queen as "warm and engaging," showing genuine interest in the team despite the immense pressure of the visit. Welcoming a member of the Royal Family involves

: Modern welcomes include the Queen Anne cruise ship , which recently celebrated its maiden voyage to New Zealand with sunrise receptions at local beaches.

: Use "Ma'am" (rhyming with "lamb") for all following mentions. Physical Respect : Men : Perform a subtle neck bow from the head only. Women : Perform a small curtsy . : A standard handshake is also acceptable if preferred

: It is customary to stand when the Queen enters a room and remain standing until she is seated. Memorable Historical Receptions