Does royal ceremony (especially in British) (still) give any advantages to people nowadays???

Question

actually, i am doing a paper about "how do British view their royal ceremony?" so i need to take surveys to whoever (no need to be British) people's opinion (especially to those who disagree with the existence of royal ceremony)

i myself think that, those ceremony will cost a lot, and do not relevant anymore nowadays.

hopefully, no one gets hurt, coz this paper

is just a requirement in passing the subject.

nb: please give your reasons and explain it briefly to each answer you write.

Answer 1

Yes they do. I wouldn't think they cost to much money - they're always held on the Queen's property and soldiers are used so it's just a part of the job for them. They are relevant because it's a fundamental part of our history that has been around for hundreds of years. Can you really say that George Bush pardoning turkeys is any more relevant?

Answer 2

Do you mean things like the Trooping of the Colour and Changing the Guard.. These are a link with our past, and long-standing traditions. They are also a good tourist attraction. Other ceremonies, such as awards (Medals, Knighthoods etc) are a way of rewarding  people for exceptional work or whatever. I'm English, and proud of it. I am also a Monarchist. hope this helps..

Answer 3

We have been asking ourselves this question in Britain for a very long time.