Get your free royal calendar 2026 (PDF)

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Dear royal enthusiasts,

I’m delighted to announce the release of the All About Royal Families 2026 Calendar, available now for free as a PDF!

This is a special moment: it’s the first royal calendar ever created exclusively by All About Royal Families and I’m thrilled to share it with you.

Royal Calendar 2026 Allaboutroyalfamilies

As with all my work, it has been carefully curated (not every royal date is mentioned) for those who cherish royal families, significant dates, and timeless tradition.

Each month features key anniversaries from royal houses across Europe, making it the perfect companion for any royal watcher throughout the year.

Royal Calendar 2026 Allaboutroyalfamilies


What’s inside the 2026 Royal Calendar?

📅 Birth and death anniversaries of royal figures

💍 Royal weddings and coronation dates

🎨 A stylish, regal design: ideal for digital use or home printing

Whether you're a long-time follower of royal families or just beginning to explore the fascinating world of monarchy, this calendar offers a unique journey through royal milestones that continue to shape our shared history.

How to receive your free copy:

📩 Send me a DM via social media

OR

🖋️ Fill out the contact form on the bottom of my blog with the subject line: Calendar 2026

I will personally send you the PDF!

Royal Calendar 2026 Allaboutroyalfamilies

Feel free to share this post with fellow history lovers, royal fans, or anyone who appreciates tradition. The more we grow our international community, the more royal stories, inspiration, and heritage we can enjoy together.

Thank you for your ongoing support and enthusiasm. I truly hope this calendar adds a royal touch to your 2026!

With royal regards,

Kathleen Van Lierop

All About Royal Families


Royal Calendar 2026 Allaboutroyalfamilies
The Calendar printed by Canva


As always the amazing pictures are from: Bjorn Hoex and Geert Jannsens

Location: Brussels, Belgium

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