New Buckingham Palace Virtual Tours In Celebration of the Royal Wedding (Archive)

Buckingham Palace - The Throne Room by Will Pearson

Archive note: This post records the additional virtual tours produced in advance of the Royal Wedding. For more up to date Royal projects, see Royal palace virtual tours and our Royal Household case study.


On April 29, 2011, Prince William married Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey, with the wedding reception held at Buckingham Palace. In the lead-up to the day, Eye Revolution created additional Buckingham Palace virtual tours so the public could explore key state rooms associated with the celebrations. Among the many state rooms which guests occupied after the wedding are the White Drawing Room and the Blue Drawing Room.

These high-resolution 360 tours let viewers look around spaces such as the White Drawing Room and the Blue Drawing Room, offering a close view of the rooms’ craftsmanship and detailing via on-screen information points.

Explore the Buckingham Palace virtual tour

Why this matters

The virtual tours provided unprecedented access around the time of a major national event, allowing people worldwide to experience parts of Buckingham Palace linked to the reception. Today, this post stands as an archive note, while the tours continue to serve as a reference for those interested in royal interiors and state rooms.

Royal Household case study (project background and launch)

If you are planning a heritage or cultural virtual tour, we would be delighted to discuss your project.

Buckingham Palace - The Blue Drawing Room by Will Pearson
Buckingham Palace - The Blue Drawing Room by Will Pearson

You can also view the virtual tours on the Royal Household website.