LOGO
  • Home
  • Our Company
    • Our Company - Who We Are
    • Our Court and Company Officers
    • Our Past and Present Masters
    • Our History
    • Our Traditions
    • Our Treasures
    • Our Coat of Arms
    • Our Affiliations
    • Climate Action Plan
    • Diversity and Inclusion Policy
    • Join Us
  • Benevolent Fund
    • The Tobacco Pipe Makers and Tobacco Trade Benevolent Fund
    • Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation
    • Barrow Farm
    • The Children's Magical Taxi Tour
    • The Garwood Foundation
    • Guildhall School of Music & Drama
    • The Irish Guards' Charity
    • Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust
    • Katherine Low Settlement
    • KEEN London
    • Pembroke Academy of Music
    • Physics Partners
    • The Sheriffs' and Recorder's Fund
    • Spitalfields Crypt Trust
    • Street Storage
  • Diary
  • News
    • News
    • Newsletters
    • Newsletter Archive
  • Master's Blog
    • Jacqueline Burrows 2026-27
    • Tony Scanlan 2025-26
    • Henry Tuck 2024-25
    • Elise Rasmussen 2023-24
    • Paul Taberer 2022-23
    • Jerry Merton 2021-22
    • Andrew Golding 2019-20
    • Roger Brookes 2018-19
    • Ralph Edmondson 2017-18
    • Charles Miller 2016-17
    • Chris Allen 2015-16
    • Mark Gower-Smith 2014-15
    • John Nokes 2013-14
    • Michael Prideaux 2012-13
  • Contact us
  • Home
  • /Henry Tuck 2024-25
  • /

    Presentation of new colours to 9th and 12th Companies of the Irish Guards by the King


  • Presentation of new colours to 9th and 12th Companies of the Irish Guards by the King Windsor Castle
  • Presentation of new colours to 9th and 12th Companies of the Irish Guards by the King Windsor Castle
  • Presentation of new colours to 9th and 12th Companies of the Irish Guards by the King Windsor Castle
  • Presentation of new colours to 9th and 12th Companies of the Irish Guards by the King Windsor Castle

Presentation of new colours to 9th and 12th Companies of the Irish Guards by the King

10th June 2024

Windsor Castle

Carolyn and I, together with our IPM Elise Rasmussen and Clerk Sandra, were privileged to be invited by our friends in the Irish Guards to attend the presentation of new colours to Nos 9 and 12 Companies of the Irish Guards by His Majesty The King, at Windsor Castle.

In contrast to a similar ceremony a couple of years ago, the size of the audience was much smaller and the weather was very chilly, compared to the baking heat of the last occasion. It was windy which made it worse and certainly did not help my hairstyle!

As always, the parade was led by Seamus the Irish Guards' mascot wolfhound, together with the band, and it passed off flawlessly, with everybody carrying out their part with great precision.

The King presented the colours, made a speech and then retired past our section of the audience, stopping to speak to the row in front of us. He looked well and in good spirits, which was very encouraging given his recent treatment. Unfortunately, the Princess of Wales who is the Colonel of the Regiment could not be there.

Afterwards, we walked down to Victoria Barracks for a buffet lunch in the Officers' Mess, where we met met many current and former officers and commanding officers of the regiment, together with some other Liverymen with links to the Irish Guards. As always, most interesting conversations and great hospitality.

All in all, a wonderful day!


Interested in becoming a Member? Find out more

  • Climate Action Plan
  • Diversity and Inclusion Policy
  • Privacy Policy & GDPR Notices
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Disclaimer

The Worshipful Company of Tobacco Pipe Makers and Tobacco Blenders 2026 All rights reserved

SITE: HERTSMEDIA | RLB DESIGN

scroll to top

x

This site uses cookies. Using this website means you're ok with this. Read cookies policy