National Princess Day, observed every year on November 18, returns in 2025 as a global celebration of courage, confidence, kindness, and self-worth.

While the name may evoke imagery of tiaras, castles, and sparkling gowns, the heart of the occasion lies in redefining what it truly means to be a princess in today’s world.

This annual observance encourages people—especially young girls and women—to embrace their inner strength and to lead with compassion, independence, and resilience.

The day’s origin traces back to the 1994 release of the animated film ‘The Swan Princess’ (1994) , a movie that introduced audiences to a princess who was not just a fairytale figure but also a symbol of courage and adventure.

Over the years, November 18 grew into a widely recognised celebration through soc

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