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Serbia’s Crown Prince Couple hold gala dinner in London


By Oskar Aanmoen

3-4 minutes

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On Thursday, Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess Katherine of Serbia held 
a gala dinner in London at the Nobel Berkeley Hotel. Last year’s 
25th-anniversary celebration of Crown Princess Katherine’s charity 
organisation, Lifeline 
<https://royalcentral.co.uk/europe/serbia/serbias-crown-prince-couple-hold-gala-dinner-in-london-to-mark-25-years-of-lifeline-116646/>
 , was held at Claridge’s hotel. The famous hotel is the birthplace of Crown 
Prince Alexander. Because the ballroom is under renovation, this year’s dinner 
was held at the Berkeley hotel. 

This year’s dinner was also a memorable evening for a good cause. It all 
started with a reception where the 200 guests were served with a drink and the 
opportunity to talk to the royals and other prominent guests. A three-course 
dinner followed. The appetizer was Scottish salmon, followed by steak and 
finished with a lovely cheesecake. Andrew Eborn, a renowned inspirational 
speaker, guided the guests through the evening. 

Photo: Oskar Aanmoen

There was also a live performance by RJ Gibb, son of the late Robin Gibb from 
the Bee Gees. Additionally, a charity auction was held where jewellery, 
paintings and experiences were auctioned off. All the money raised went 
directly to the Crown Princess’s foundation to help Serbian children. 

The successful auction raised a significant amount of money for the good causes 
that the Crown Princess’s charity helps with Serbian hospitals. There was 
little doubt as to what was most popular. There was a regular bidding war among 
many who wanted to secure a private dinner with the Crown Prince and Crown 
Princess at their palace in Serbia.

Crown Prince Alexander. Photo: Oskar Aanmoen/Royal Central

In 1993, Crown Princess Katherine founded the Lifeline Humanitarian 
Organisation which currently has offices in Chicago, New York, Toronto, London 
and Athens. This organisation, together with the HRH Crown Princess Katherine 
Foundation, works to collect money for medical equipment that has been 
delivered to numerous hospitals in Serbia. If you want to read more about the 
HRH Crown Princess Katherine Foundation and the Lifeline Humanitarian 
Organisation, you can do so here <http://www.lifelineuk.co.uk/> . 

When Crown Princess Katherine’s charity organisation, Lifeline, celebrated its 
20th anniversary, it also held a charity gala at Claridge’s in London. That 
event raised money for the Cerebral Palsy Society in Greece and the Children’s 
Home Foundation in Greece. In addition to the Serbian royals, the event in 2014 
was also attended by Princess Beatrice of York.

Photo: Oskar Aanmoen/Royal Central

Among the guests this year was Oskar Aanmoen, Royal Central’s Senior Europe 
correspondent. His exclusive comments from Crown Princess Katherine at the 
event will be k Royal Central next week, stay tuned.





 

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