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 | | The Aynsley Royal Wedding Collection
 
Monday February 7th
This Sunday at 9.00 am sharp, the doors opened on Spring Fair International, Europe's biggest trade show for the gift industry. I elbowed my way through the heaving mass of retailers and buyers and my way straight the Aynsley China exhibition. My mission was to see for the very first time, the Aynsley China Royal Wedding Collection. I wasn't disappointed.
The Aynsley Royal Engagement range was sensational in its own right, but this Aynsley Royal Wedding collection is something else! In fact, it consists of two collections in one. There are three pieces depicting the Royal Couple and Westminster Abbey, the venue for the Royal Wedding. then there is the Royal Crest Collection, which shows both the Royal Coat of Arms and the family tree. Starting at £9.95, this is a range of Royal memorabilia not be missed.
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| We Support The British China Industry
Monday January 24th
 There's been quite a bit in the media over the last day or two regarding Royal Wedding Commemoratives manufactured in china. On BBC Breakfast only this morning, a Chinese factory was featured. They showed bucketloads of pottery plates being mass produced and churned out for distribution around the world. It wasn't a pretty sight and the pottery looked, in our humble opinion, pretty horrible.
We can't gurantee that you'll like the Royal Weddig China that we show on our site, but we can guarantee that it's made in England. In fact, all of our china brands are made in Stoke-on-Trent at the
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| Halcyon Days Royal Wedding Enamel Calamity!
Wednesday January 5th
 
SOLD OUT STILL AVAILABLE
Well, I suppose 'calamity' might be slightly too strong a word, but it's a shame nonetheless. The gorgeous Halcyon Days Limited Edition Royal Engagement Box has sold out. The are only 250 in the edition and it's proved so popular that today, with over 100 days to go till the day of the Royal Wedding, this piece is now fully subscribed. But, all is not lost. This particular cloud does indeed have a silver lining. Firstly, the Halcyon days open edition Engagement Heart Box is still available and, even better news, there are 3 Halcyon Days Enamels due to be launched to celebrate the Royal Wedding itself. Inevitably, at least one will be a Limited Edition, so make sure you sign up for our Newsletter so as not to miss out.
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| No Servants For William and Kate
Friday December 30th
 His parents have an entourage of over 150 servants and helpers to cater for their every need and for every eventuality, but Prince William has insisted that he and Kate Middleton will be eschewing such luxuries as they begin married life in April 2011.
The future king and queen will be doing all they can to live 'normal lives' whilst living in their remote cottage in North Wales. They have bodyguards on 24-hour duty to protect them but they've made it clear that they intend to carry on in just the same way, when they return as a married couple. This state of affairs will persist at least until the Prince finishes his tour of duty as an RAF search and rescue pilot in 2013.
"It's very much their instinct to manage on their own," a senior royal aide said. "They want to do their duty and make sure they are a real asset to the country, but they are private individuals who want to get on with their lives.
"Prince William is not into extravagance and, like any other young officer in the Armed Forces, that is how he chooses to live his life. He and Catherine live without domestic staff and they wouldn't do it any other way. That's the life they want to lead.
"The prince is committed to his career at RAF Valley until 2013, and he wants his wife by his side during that time."
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| Unusual Royal Wedding Gifts from the Past (2)
Saturday January 1st
New Year's day and what a fascinating way to start the year. We've been able to locate a set of silver plated spoons introduced as a Royal Wedding Commemorative for the marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer.
They would have made the perfect Royal Wedding Gift back in 1981. Each spoon is topped with a different Royal emblem - the Welsh Crown, the famous Fleur de Lys of the Prince of Wales, a pair of silver wedding bells, St. Paul's cathedral where Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer were married. Finally, there is the monarch on the throne. What about the mysterious missing sixth spoon? Sadly, its emblem is missing. if anyone has the same set, please email and let us know about the missing symbol. You never know - there might be a reward!
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| Dunoon, The Mug Masters, Reveal Their Royal Wedding Collection.
Thursday December 16th
 Today, we received details of the Royal Wedding Commemorative offering from Dunoon. Established nearly thirty years ago, Dunoon are the market leaders in the manufacture of the very best quality Fine Bone China mugs. They are dedicated to the constant evolution of design and development and are highly regarded as being one of the most collectable of Royal Commemorative Gifts.
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| Announced Today - The Royal Worcester Collection of Royal Wedding Commemoratives
Thursday November 25th
 Royal Worcester have today announced the launch of their Royal Wedding Gift Collection. Known for centuries for their artistry and craftsmanship, Royal Worcester Royal Commemoratives are regarded as the 'top of the tree'. Their unrivalled flair for design and tradition, and the quality of their fine bone china makes their collection probably the most sough after of all. Look out for the Royal Worcester Lion Head Vase, shown to the right. This piece is one of an edition of only 250. Be warned - they're selling out fast.
If you need any advice or would like to reserve your Royal Wedding pieces, feel free to call us -
UK - 01604 637596
Overseas - +44 1604 637596
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