Why did the birthday of British ladies change from April 2 1 to June 10?

The official birthday of the Queen of England is April 2 1 day, but every Saturday in June (this year is June 1 1 day), the official birthday of the Queen is celebrated-in fact, the reason behind this is simple: the weather.

The weather in April in Britain is still relatively cold, and in June, the weather in London, which has been supported by the "fog capital", will be more pleasant. Postpone the official birthday celebration of the Queen of England until June when the weather is warmer, and hope that the Queen can personally review the "colorful flag" in sunny weather.

During the royal military parade, the queen will take a carriage to the parade ground, and then walk around the streets of London with the parade: starting from Buckingham Palace, passing through the boulevard in London, arriving at the parade ground of the horse guard to review the guard; People standing on both sides of the avenue have the opportunity to feel the royal style up close. Finally, the queen and members of the royal family appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

The grand and lively parades and celebrations can be traced back to 1660, King charles ii, and 1748 was officially designated as a ceremony to celebrate the monarch's birthday. Setting the birthday in June was a decision made by Edward VII in 190 1. The actual birthday of the king was 1 1, and he decided to hold his official birthday celebration in May or June every year.