2025 Royal Ascot Trials Day: Preview
There are five pairs of tickets up for grabs, and there is to be just one entry per person, and the winners are going to be announced via our social media platforms on Friday 25th April
There are five pairs of tickets up for grabs, and there is to be just one entry per person, and the winners are going to be announced via our social media platforms on Friday 25th April
There are five pairs of tickets up for grabs, and there is to be just one entry per person, and the winners are going to be announced via our social media platforms on Friday 25th April
Ladies Day is always on the Thursday of Royal Ascot, which falls on  Thursday 19th June 2025
Ladies Day is a perennial favourite of racing festivals all across the world, but Royal Ascot takes the tradition to new heights of elegance and glamour. On the third day of Royal Ascot guests, ladies, in particular, are encouraged to come dressed to the nines and enjoy a day of racing in style. The practice is thought to have come from Ascot itself originally, either from Queen Anne herself, who founded the racecourse or from an anonymous poet, who described the Thursday of the Royal Meeting as ‘when the women, like angels, look sweetly divine.’ in 1823.
Whatever the story, the tradition continues and 2025 looks just to be just as glamorous as ever.
Afternoon tea on the Queen Anne Lawns – Royal Ascot
Although other racing events encourage a refined sense of style, Ascot is renowned for the strictness of its dress code. Woven into the fabric of the event, Regency fashion arbiter Beau Brummel dictated the dress code for men in the 19th Century, and the formal tradition continues to this day.
Ladies should wear a dress or skirt falling just above the knee (or longer), shoulder straps with a minimum width of 1 inch (2.5cm), a jacket or pashmina, a trouser suit, a jumpsuit that falls below the knee and a hat, which is mandatory.
Gentlemen should wear morning dress (black, grey or navy) a waistcoat and necktie, a top hat (black or grey), black dress shoes (with socks)
Children in the Royal Enclosure should wear clothing in accordance with the above dress code if they are aged between 10 and 17.
Hospitality Facilities in the Royal Enclosure include:
Ladies should wear a dress or top with a skirt with shoulder or halter neck straps, a trouser suit, a jumpsuit and a hat (or headpiece or fascinator)
Gentlemen should wear a full-length two or three-piece suit, a collared shirt, a necktie and socks.
Children should comply with the above dress code, but hats, headpieces and fascinators are not compulsory.
Hospitality Facilities in the Queen Anne Enclosure include:
Ladies and children should wear clothing as mentioned for the Queen Anne Enclosure. This is the same for men, although men can also wear a full-length trouser or chino in this particular enclosure.
Facilities in the Village Enclosure include:
In the Windsor Enclosure, there is no official code, but you are encouraged to wear smart daywear, with hats, headpieces and fascinators encouraged, as are jackets and collared shirts.
Ascot Racecourse is located in beautiful Berkshire, less than an hours drive or train journey from London. Visitors coming from further afield will find it convenient from the M3, M4, M40 & M25 motorways as well as London Heathrow, ensuring you can make the most of your day at this remarkable event.
With a private balcony overlooking the gorgeous Plaza Lawns, the Royal Ascot Pavilion packages provide your esteemed clientele with a delicious three-course lunch, complimentary bar and afternoon tea, before sauntering down to the Grandstand and Parade Ring to watch the thrilling action unfold.
Treat yourself, your employees or your important clients to this magnificent sporting and social occasion with our Royal Ascot Pavilion hospitality packages. In this glorious setting, tradition, pageantry and style intertwine to create a truly unforgettable experience.
This facility has a superb second-floor suite being introduced above The Lawn Club, providing guests with a fabulous corporate hospitality option, taking the place of the original Sandringham Restaurant. A splendid benefit of this new and delightful location is its situation relative to the racecourse; from its prime viewing position, attendants can enjoy the thrilling racing action like never before. The Royal Procession will also pass directly in front of the facility.
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