Royal family

It wasn’t without its drama—including separate exits for sparring family, an awol Camilla and a rogue Great Gatsby reading—but in the end, Eugenie and Jack married amid friends and family

For years, the current British royal family has deployed the threat of social shaming to smother rumours, pests, and foes. But what can they do if that foe has nothing to lose?

The popular newlyweds’ trip to Ireland—where it would once have been unthinkable for any senior royals to visit—is an opportunity to take stock

The monarch refuses to take it easy in her twilight years, continuing to shoulder a heavy load for the royal family—and doing so without her husband, too

To make it easier to tell a royal countess (Sophie) from an aristocratic one (Karen Spencer, sister-in-law of the late Diana, princess of Wales), Maclean’s has created a royal gallery of the guests.

With Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding fast approaching, here’s a look at the good, the bad and the ugly of royal weddings gone by

From cheeky plate designs to tchotchkes that help uplift Britain’s homeless, the tired world of royal commemoratives is being swept up by new sensibilities

From a controversial estranged royal to a select few Markles, the invite list for the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has raised eyebrows and hackles

Plagued for years by his ’party prince’ reputation, Harry’s upcoming wedding to Meghan Markle marks a new chapter, says biographer Katie Nicholl

Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II’s husband, is retiring from royal engagements. Over the course of seven decades, he managed to offend many unsuspecting crowds around the world.