Princess Diana Flowers Outside Palace
Visitors regularly leave bouquets, wreaths, and handwritten notes outside Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace to remember Princess Diana. The displays often appear after anniversaries, public milestones, or major news events. Palace staff remove the flowers for preservation and safety, and many are later donated to charities.
Types of Tributes Left Outside
Common tributes include roses, lilies, and seasonal wildflowers, often accompanied by cards or small photographs. Some bouquets are arranged in baskets or tied with ribbons bearing messages of remembrance. The Kensington Palace garden gates are a frequent focal point for these floral memorials.
Visiting and Etiquette
Visitors can view the tributes from public areas, but should not touch or remove arrangements. Security teams monitor the sites and may restrict access during large gatherings. For current visiting times and guidance, check the official Royal Collection Trust website at Royal Collection Trust.
