After welcoming their little girl, Princess Charlotte, Prince William and Duchess Kate Middleton are having their second visit to Canada and the government and the citizens are overwhelmed and ecstatic. The couple took the people by a whirlwind with their breath-taking attires and humble personalities.
On the 27th September’s tour, Kate made an extravagant appearance with her green Dolce & Gabbana dress adorned with a series of gold buttons and costs around $2,600.
While everyone was recovering from her little fashion statement that she left behind after her Sunday’s red and white McQueen, followed by Monday night’s red Preen dress, The Duchess is surely leaving behind the people, breathless.
While the Duchess stepped out in her gorgeous attire, Prince William stuck to a minimalistic look. He wore a simple yet crisp white dress shirt coupled with khaki pants and a blue blazer and black suede boots.
The tour has been coming to a possible end but the following Tuesday, the Duke and his Duchess visited Kelowna which is located in Western Canada where they received a warm welcome from the inhabitants. Later in their journey they visited the University of British Columbia and watched the women’s volleyball tournament.
The Government of Canada was very keen on cherishing the memory of the Duke and the Duchess’ second visit to their country and that too along with their children. The second visit has been decided to be commemorated through a new silver collector coin that has been made by The Royal Canadian Mint.
The tribute to memorialize their visit in British Columbia and the Yukon, the government has made this 99.99 per cent silver coin. The minister of finance when asked about the small memento or gesture of sorts said that he is very elated about their visit and more so because of Prince George and Princess Charlotte’s visit.
Every little detailing to the coin has been made with precision and expertise. One side of the coin is said to feature the complete colour reproduction of the portrait of Prince William and Kate Middleton along with their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte that was made by Chris Jeff.
The entire portrait is framed with an outer rim which includes four engraved maple leaves, representing each person of the family.
The other side of the coin has the effigy of the Queen that was made by Susanna Blunt. As per the reports made by the ministry, there will only be 10,000 of such coins in circulation and each one of them will cost around $109.95 which can be ordered from the Mint or even ordered online, as per the consequence.
The Duchess has been paying her homage to Canada through her clothes, despite all the weather aberrations. After the gloomy weather and the rain, the Duke and the Duchess shed off their boots and dressed up in their best for the historical reconciliation ceremony that took place in the Government House along with the Canadian First Nations groups and the B.C Politicians.
It is not any unfamiliar fact when it comes to the elegant fashion and style of the Duchess, she wore a beautiful scarlet red midi dress by Thornton Bregazzi but it was not just the attire that caught everyone’s attention.
It was the little accessory clipped to her dress, the royal family’s diamond maple leaf brooch that belonged to the late Queen Mother was what bedazzled everyone’s mind.
And while the entire visit might seem extravagant, wait till you take a peek in the hotel room that are supposed to stay in and that too as their first night away from their children. The couple’s visit to the famous downtown Whitehorse hotel is sure to welcome the with their 40-foot tall wooden Mountie which then retreats to their beautiful suite.