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Buckingham Palace is looking to hire someone to plan swanky events for Princess Kate & King Charles & you get free lunch

Published on April 24, 2025 at 06:52 AM

IF you’ve ever dreamed of planning swanky parties and events, look no further.

is currently on the hunt for someone to coordinate their

Buckingham Palace and Victoria Memorial in London.
Buckingham Palace is looking for an events coordinator
Catherine, Princess of Wales, at an evening reception.
If you fancy planning extravagant events for the likes of Princess Kate, this role may be for you

As part of the role, you’ll work to deliver “extraordinary events”; attended by the likes of Princess Kate and , along with a host of famous faces, who have included the and Clooneys in the past.

The events team job involves helping to coordinate royal and internal functions, including managing guests lists, writing invitations, creating admittance cards and name badges.

As you gain experience, you’ll later be able to help with arranging external contractors.

Of course, you’ll have to be very organised as a person to ensure high-profile events “run smoothly.”;

The listing on the Royal Household website states: “Keeping up with a busy and ever-changing schedule will be critical.

“You'll play a vital role within the department, effectively communicating event information to all operational teams and stakeholders to ensure a smooth delivery of each booking.

“And you'll always be one step ahead.

“Whether you're helping to co-ordinate a small board meeting or a Royal function for two hundred, you'll guarantee the highest standard of delivery.”;

The salary for the role, which is across Monday to Friday, is £28,000 and it includes some generous perks.

This includes a “complimentary lunch on-site to keep you fuelled throughout the day”;, and 25 days holiday days, rising to 30 days depending on how long you’ve worked for the palace.

Victoria and David Beckham at a state banquet at Buckingham Palace.
Many of the royal events are attended by A-list guests, with the Beckhams attended a state banquet at Buckingham Palace in 2024
King Charles III and Queen Camilla at Buckingham Palace.
King Charles and Queen Camilla regularly host lavish events for visiting royals or dignitaries
Amal and George Clooney at a Buckingham Palace dinner.
Amal and George Clooney at a palace dinner for donors, supporters and ambassadors of Prince's Trust in 2019

The royal household say they are looking for someone ideally who has “some relevant customer service experience”; and who has “ambition to start your career in Events administration and management.”;

You’ll also be a “confident communicator”; and have “excellent written and verbal communication skills”; to be able to form key working relationships.

So if you fancy coordinating formal balls and state banquets for the royals, get your application in quick, as the deadline for candidates is April 27.

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