Zara Tindall lifted the lid on how the Royal Family spend their Christmas (Image: Getty)
Christmas time is best enjoyed with families but how do the enjoy spending their special day?
recently shed some light on how her family will be spending the special day as she prepares to join her uncle, King Charles, and the extended Royal Family at Sandringham Estate.
The daughter of who is married to England rugby legend Mike Tindall, spoke at the Battle of The Commentators charity lunch in Battersea Park at Evolution London and revealed their special traditions.
According to a source, confirmed the long suspected tradition of a black tie dinner on Christmas Eve, where and usually host their extended family at Sandringham in Norfolk.
The mum-of-three was said to shed light on how the enjoy the holidays which involves many traditions including a special gift-giving custom with the whole family getting involved in.
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Zara and husband Mike attend church with other members of the Royal Family and their children (Image: Getty)
The Royal Family enjoy a long held tradition on Christmas eve, says a source, which is a black tie dinner.
The evening is hosted by Charles and Camilla with the extended family joining at Sandringham in Norfolk.
The source added that the entire Royal Family are treated with a small gift that’s found in a stocking which is not just reserved for the younger family members.
According to the insider, she said: “We give presents to each other on Christmas Eve.”
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Zara Tindall is the daughter of Princess Anne who is also in attendance on Christmas Day (Image: Getty)
“As adults, we still have stockings on Christmas Day,” she added, as reported by .
Zara also discussed her late grandparents, and Prince Philip, and whether they also received presents in the stockings, to which she replied: “Of course”.
Zara and her husband are said to spend the festive season with the other royals which includes a church service on Christmas Day.
Their daughters, Mia and Lena, also accompany them to the service and are often seen joyfully playing with their cousins, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
The Royal Family’s main tradition is heading to Sandringham House, the late Queen’s country estate in Norfolk.
On the special day, the Royal Family all attend the church service at St Mary Magdalene Church which is a short distance from Sandringham House.
After church service, the Royal Family then tuck into a buffet-style lunch with the adults and children eating separately.
After their lavish Christmas lunch, the Royal Family then watch the king’s pre-recorded Christmas speech at 3pm.