King and Queen of the Outlands
Photo courtesy of Lasy Celestria Inghean Rioghbhardan
His Majesty Sir Bela Kos & Her Majesty Mistress Nerissa Della Badessa.
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Royal Household
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King's Champion
Head of House
King's Council
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Queen's Champion
Head of Attendants
Captain of the Guard
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Warlord
Bearer of the Queen's Favor
Flower of Chivalry
Captain of the Archery Guard TBD
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Protector of the Queen's Heart
Defender of the Queen
Rapier of Chivalry
Shield of Chivalry |
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Royal Attendants |
Queen's Guard Queen's Companions |
Preferences
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His Majesty Persona and Colors Color Preferences: Black, jewel tones, Earth tones, pink
Allergies Bee sting
Food, Drink and General Pineapple, green grapes, strawberries, apples, watermelon, carrots, celery, cauliflower, meats, potatoes,Pepsi, lemonade, red Gatorade, green apple Gatorade, Mt Dew and shenanigans
Dislikes: Cheese, tomato, mushrooms, condiments, tequila, beer, plaid, paisley,and drama llamas
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Her Majesty Persona and Colors Color Preferences: blues, dark greens, dark purples, dark browns & dark grey
Feta
Food, Drink and General Fruit, nuts, cheese (except feta: allergic), Most veggies,Beef jerky, Kabobs, Olives, Pickles, Cookies,Coffee, water, grape gatorade, juice, G&T, cider, dark beer, and shenanigans Dislikes: Pork (except bacon), Sausage, Cauliflower in any form, Raw Broccoli, Anise flavor/ seeds, Blue cheese, tequila
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Special Requests
Largesse
Their Majesties are happy to receive any and all largesse from the artisans of the Outlands
Photography Policy
Their Majesties ask that phones and cameras be kept discrete or hidden during court. They have seen, in this kingdom and in others, photographers becoming intrusive. Their Majesties have been distracted by members of the Court using cameras and cell phones. All of these people were not doing it to be disruptive. They were trying to capture a special moment. Unfortunately, their actions distracted the audience and appeared in others’ pictures. By trying to capture it, they intrude on the medieval moment for those watching.
Their Majesties love pictures. LOVE them. They love the photographers and respect their art. Their Majesties are NOT banning photography. They merely wish for the living tableau that is Court to be free from cameras.
Ideal spots to shoot from are on the sides, between the last chairs up in court and the first row of the audience or from the back of the hall. You are less likely to get other photographers in your shot, and less likely to distract those in the moment.
