The Royal Box was first installed at the southern stand at the Wimbledon’s Center Court when the page was originally opened in 1922.
Since then, the 74-Kursi separator area has hosted celebrities, sportsmen, royalties, and other famous faces in every day the tournament.
Those invited do not need to queue or pay to enter, and are also invited for lunch before playing and tea and drinks after closing the game. The events took place at close Clubhouse.
Guests were sent an invitation by the Chairman of the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC), who since 2023 was a former professional player Debbie Jevans.
Jevans calculated the advice of the AELTC Management Committee, Lawn Tennis Association, and other tennis bodies and leading figures when choosing high profile guests.
Guests who take one of the Lloyd Lloyd Green woven chairs in the box can include less well -known faces such as commercial partners, delegations, high -ranking officials, and media professionals, as well as household names.
The British royal family was regularly invited, as well as other heads of state such as the president and prime minister.
