YOU SHOULD NOT DO THIS IF YOU ARE TO MEET PRINCE CHARLES: The regulations about the Prince of Wales are very strict!
Crown prince Charles and his wife duchess Camilla are coming to Serbia tomorrow, March 16, as a part of their 6-day-tour through western Balkans. This is what you should not do when meeting the monarch of Great Britain
After visiting Croatia, prince Charles and his wife Camilla will visit Serbia.
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Euphoria has already started, and the final preparations are in progress.
Dragomir Acovic, the member of the Crown council of Aleksandar II Karadjordjevic explained how the 50 guests will have to behave at the dinner presented by Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic.
This also goes for all the people in our country who are to meet the prince.
- All the guests dining with the prince will have to behave, well, accordingly, at worst. The prince is our guest, not vice versa. So, everything should be in accordance with house manners. The rules are like this: do not talk to the prince until he talks to you, answer the questions when asked, do not ask back. No familiarization during meetings, no "three kisses on the cheek", no tapping on the shoulder - stated Acovic for Telegraf internet portal.
Hand shaking can pass, but only if prince offers his hand first.
Then, according to the rules, men should bow their head, and the women should slightly bend their knees.
Glass clinking during toasts is considered rude, you toast with just raising your glass.
The clothing should be appropriate.
According to Acovic, if the people to meet are relatives or close friends, these regulations are not so strict, and the atmosphere is relaxed.
- This visit is extremely important for our country because the Prince of Wales would not be coming if the British Government had not previously asked that. When they ask for it, they want to send an important message, and the Prince will reveal that message during the meetings - said Acovic.
Because of all the things stated, media are speculating that the 50 guests will go through a special training in order to be prepared for meeting a member of royal family.
It is also speculated that the MP of the National Assembly will have a special dress-code: a tuxedo and a bow tie for men, and a cocktail dress for women.
In this manner, many MPs will have to spend up to 300 Euros for renting a tuxedo.
Menu will also be dictated by the protocol, so the guests will be served specialties for the season of fasting.