Prince William, Kate Middleton and Royals dine with President Donald Trump at the State Banquet in London

President Donald Trump and his wife Melania TrumpDined with the Royal Family and other important British politicians Monday night at Buckingham Palace.

Queen Elizabeth II organized a state banquet at the palace, which was attended by Kate Middleton, Prince William, Prince Charles, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Prime Minister Theresa May (who has just completed his term), Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin and more. Trump's children Ivanka Trump her husband Jared Kushner, Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, The wife of Eric Lara Trump and Tiffany Trump also attended the banquet.

Prince Harry met the first family earlier in the day at Buckingham Palace but his wife Meghan Markle stayed with their son for a month Archie Harrison. Last week, it was reported that President Trump had called Meghan "nasty", although he later denied having ever said such words. Prince Harry did not attend the banquet.

The members of the royal family all seemed at their best Monday night at the official event as many of them wore white dresses.

The First Lady wore a long ivory dress Dior Haute Couture. Kate Middleton stunned in an Alexander McQueen dress. She also wore impressive family jewels, including mother-of-pearl sapphire fringed earrings and mother-of-pearl diadem, which belonged to Prince William and the mother Prince Harry. Princess Diana. The Duchess of Cambridge has worn this specific diadem several times at various official dinners and banquets.

The tiara itself is over 100 years old.

The queen wore a Angela Kelly dress while Camilla wore a Bruce Oldfield dress.

President Trump sat next to Queen Elizabeth and the Duchess of Cornwall at dinner. There were 170 people in total. According to reports, the meal consisted of a steamed halibut fillet, a new lamb from Windsor, sable with strawberry and lemon verbena cream, fresh fruit, coffee and petit fours.

The 93-year-old monarch greeted the US president in a warm speech and praised the long-standing relations between the two countries. She said she was "delighted to welcome" President Trump to Buckingham Palace for the banquet.

"The US presidents are still reminding us of the close and long-standing friendship between the United Kingdom and the United States, and I am delighted that we have another opportunity to demonstrate the immense importance that our two countries attach to our relationship, "she said.

Queen Elizabeth later said: "Mr. Speaker, as we look to the future, I am confident that our common values ​​and common interests will continue to unite us tonight, we are celebrating an alliance that has helped to ensure the security and prosperity of our two peoples for decades and which, I believe, will last many more years. "

In turn, he would have called Queen Elizabeth a "tall, tall woman".

The feeling seemed to be reciprocal for the president, because earlier on Monday, he had tweeted that the "part of the trip to London was going really well". He also called the queen and the royals "fantastic."

Melania channeled her inner Diana princess earlier in the day while she turned her head with a white Dolce & Gabbana suit with a navy belt and associated it with a matching hat, Herve Pierre. The First Lady's outfit featured some of Diana's favorite looks, which often included white suits with navy blue trim.

The president arrived in London on Monday and stopped at the palace where he had lunch and tea with Queen Elizabeth II. Trump also visited Westminster Abbey. A number of planned events around London are related to the president's visit.

The mayor of London was one of the leading British politicians not to attend dinner. Sadiq Khan. Khan told the president in a video for She UK"Your values ​​and what you represent are the exact opposite of London values ​​and values ​​of this country." According to New York TimesKhan also compared President Trump's rhetoric to "one of the most egregious examples of a growing global threat."

In this regard, President Trump called Khan "an absolute loser" and compared it to "our mute and incompetent mayor of NYC, [Bill] from Blasio, who also did a terrible job – only half his size. "

Take a look at the gallery below to see the pictures of the elegant evening at Buckingham Palace.

President Trump should be in the UK for three days.