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    National Princess Week – April 20-26

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      20/04/2026 12:00 AM - 26/04/2026 11:59 PM
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    Every once in a while, life calls for tiaras, sparkles, gowns, and a bit of royal treatment. That’s exactly what National Princess Week – April 20-26 is all about! Whether you're channeling your inner Cinderella or just need a reason to treat yourself like royalty, this week is the perfect excuse to feel extra special.

    History

    It’s First Recorded celebration was in 2012, created by Julie Andrews, yes, the Julie Andrews (a real-life queen in our eyes), along with Target and Walden Media. They launched this magical week to promote reading, creativity, and the timeless charm of princess stories.

    Julie Andrews, by the way, played Queen Clarisse in The Princess Diaries—so when we say royalty was involved in starting this, we mean it!

    And while A Woman of Royal Birth traditionally defines a princess, this celebration welcomes anyone with a kind heart, strong will, and a flair for elegance.

    Can we really talk about princesses without talking about Disney?

    The First Disney Princess Movie was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, released in 1937. Snow White became the face of Disney royalty and kicked off what would become a global princess craze. Since then, we've met Cinderella, Ariel, Belle, Jasmine, Mulan, Tiana, and so many more.

    How To Celebrate

    Ready to make this week the most magical one yet? Here’s how to dive into National Princess Week like a true royal:

    1. Host a Princess Movie Marathon

    Line up your favorites. From Frozen to Brave, let each night be ruled by a different Disney heroine.

    2. Dress the Part

    Bust out that tiara collecting dust in your drawer. Or make one with glitter and glue! Don’t forget the gown—or cozy princess PJs.

    3. Read a Fairytale Book

    Revisit classic stories or discover new ones. Julie Andrews even has her own children’s books worth checking out!

    4. Have a Royal Tea Party

    Tea, cookies, and a touch of royalty. Invite friends, family, or even stuffed animals to join.

    5. Do a Random Act of Kindness

    Princesses lead with heart. Compliment someone, help a friend, or volunteer. That’s the true spirit of royalty.

    Amazing Facts

    1. National Princess Week was created in 2012

    It began as a collaboration between Julie Andrews, Target, and Walden Media to encourage reading and imagination in children.

    2. Julie Andrews helped launch it

    Yes, the Julie Andrews—Mary Poppins herself and Queen Clarisse from The Princess Diaries—was the original royal behind the idea!

    3. The First Disney Princess Movie was released in 1937

    Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs made history as the first full-length animated feature film—and our first animated princess.

    4. Not all princesses are born royal

    Characters like Mulan and Cinderella weren’t born into royalty, but they became princesses through bravery, kindness, and strength.

    5. There are 13 official Disney Princesses

    The current lineup includes Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Belle, Jasmine, Pocahontas, Mulan, Tiana, Rapunzel, Merida, Moana, and Raya.

    Why We Love
    1. It’s Magical & Uplifting
      It offers a fun escape from daily stress and reminds you to dream big and smile more.

    2. It Distresses and Brings a Smile
      Tiaras, fairytales, and feel-good vibes make life lighter for a whole week.

    3. Everyone Can Be a Princess
      You don’t need to be A Woman of Royal Birth—kindness and confidence make you royalty.

    4. Nostalgia Feels Good
      It brings back memories of favorite princess movies and magical childhood moments.

    5. It Celebrates True Values
      Courage, kindness, and inner strength are what make a real princess shine.

    Faq's
    1. Is National Princess Week a real holiday?

    It’s not a government holiday, but it’s a real, recognized cultural celebration since 2012.

    2. Can boys celebrate too?

    Absolutely. Princes, kings, knights—or even rockstar princesses—are all welcome at the royal table.

    3. Is National Princess Week only for kids?

    Nope! This week is for everyone—young, old, and everyone in between. You’re never too old to feel royal.

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    • 20/04/2026 - 26/04/2026 Upcoming
    • 20/04/2027 - 26/04/2027 Upcoming
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