Celebrating The Queen's Official 90th Birthday

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Everywhere in the UK today, despite the weather, people are celebrating The Queen’s official 90th Birthday.

There will be a massive street party on the Mall in London, and many locals are having their own celebration around their villages and community.

You might wonder why is the Queen has 2 birthdays? The date of the queen’s birth is actually on April 21 while the official birthday always held on a Saturday in June every year, according to the various sources this tradition is linked to the unreliable British weather and the Royal family wants to hold the grand royal birthday parade in the summer.

Celebrating her 90th Birthday, Michelle Sugar Art is looking back at some of the creations that Michelle did related to the Royal Family

This Queen’s sugar sculpture and the corgi dog won gold and silver medal at the Culinary Olympics 2012 in Germany. The queen was so impressed and we even got letter from the Buckingham Palace.

The Crown was created for an exhibition in Tokyo Japan in 2008.

Hope you enjoyed these creations and let’s wish Her Majesty a very happy birthday.

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