Tuesday, Queen Elizabeth II, exit with her husband Prince Philip, had bet on a more discreet look with fall colors, due to the appointment that they were attending.
On, November 24, the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland had a change of wardrobe from bright colors to tweed, it is because her days agenda was on a major event in the Church of England of which Her Majesty is it Supreme Governor.
Namely, the 10th General Synod the Sovereign, aged 89 and a half years, appeared at the entrance to Westminster Abbey, alongside her husband the Duke of Edinburgh, in a gray striped tweed coat worn with beige taupe and beige gloves on a pleated skirt of the same tone. She was wearing a straw hat with matching wide board, decorated with a double knot on the front. After the religious service held in Westminster Abbey, the royal couple joined Church House, seat of the Church of England Westminster. There, Elizabeth II spoke to officially open the 10th General Synod which will address in particular the response of Britain to the National refugee. An assemble crisis the Church of England, which decides the canon law and other issues of importance for the faith, the Synod has the power to adopt measures which, if approved by a resolution of each House of Parliament, receive Royal Assent and become therefore a part of the law of the 'England.


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