Queen's Secret Gestures In Public To Let Her Staff Know What She's Thinking

Mar 05, 2017 Christine 39 views
Queen's Secret Gestures In Public To Let Her Staff Know What She's Thinking

#5 Created Her Own Signal

One of the many ways in which people communicate is their behaviour in public. Many years ago, the royal women preferred to use their eyes, hands or probably the fans to impart messages secretly to their ladies-in-waiting.

But, the much respected and loveable Queen Elizabeth II had created her own language to communicate to her staff. And now, instead of using a fan, she uses her handbag. Want to know how? Just take a look.

#4 Smart Fashion Accessory

Generally, a lady uses a handbag as a fashion accessory, but do you know the secrets? Yeah! It is a tricky yet smart signal for communication.

In a recent research, the royal historian Hugo Vickers has revealed that Queen Elizabeth II carries her trusty Lauren handbag not only for fashion purposes but also to make secret gestures to her staff.

If she switches her royal handbag from one hand to another, it signals her staff that she’s ready to terminate the conversation.

#3 Queen’s Secret Affair With A Handbag

The Telegraph has also noticed some other cues which the Queen uses for signalling. If she places her bag on a table at any event it indicates that she wants to end the on-going conversation within next five minutes.

And if she puts her handbag on the floor, it shows that she’s not enjoying the current talk and wants to wrap up the conversation.

#2 Twisted Wedding Ring

If the Queen urgently likes to get rescued from a chat, she uses her another smart signal which is a discreet twist of her wedding ring.

#1 A Formal Cue

During official meetings at Buckingham Palace, the Queen uses her discreet Buzzer, giving her staff a sign to open the door and escort the guests out.

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