Coronation

The King promotes inclusivity and diversity as he recites and signs Coronation Oaths (with no leaky pens in sight!)

It was one of the central moments of the Coronation ceremony and also one of the few instances where traditions were adapted to include the wishes of the King for a more inclusive vision of the monarchy and his role.And so it was that, shortly past 11:20 am London time, the Archbishop of Canterbury began administrating the Oaths to King Charles III. Yes, oaths, plural: the King had to…
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Coronations and kings - how it all began

Within hours, King Charles III’s Coronation takes place at Westminster Abbey. On the eve of this truly historic moment, Royal Central looks at the first time a king was crowned in the ancient church and the very moment a tradition about to claim a place in the 21st…
Coronation

Fancy a meal with the Royals? Participation confirmed for the Coronation Big Lunch on Sunday

Following the pomp and pageantry of the Coronation ceremony, the public will be able to keep the celebrations going, but in a much more relaxed atmosphere, by taking part in one of the thousands of Big Lunches that are expected to take place all around the UK. Several members of the Royal Family have announced that they will take part in the celebrations as well, sitting down with members of…
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The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II

One of the most recognisable and iconic moments in The Queen’s historic 70-year reign was her 1953 Coronation. It was the first televised Coronation and was watched by 27 million people in the United Kingdom, with millions more watching from around the…
The Coronation

Where to see the Coronation on the big screen

With just hours to go until the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, giant screens have been put up around the country to allow people to enjoy the celebrations together.Up to 100,000 people are expected to gather at the various locations to watch the ancient ceremony unfold.The screens, especially in London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast could get busy and spectators are…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The Princess of Wales follows in the late Queen Elizabeth II's example with bright fashion choices

British patriotism is on full display in London this week and we’re not just talking about the highly decorated Mall.The Princess of Wales is showing her British pride as well. Hopping on the Tube – the Elizabeth Line no less – heading to the pub and having a pint, dressed in red, white and a hint of blue.The tailored red Eponine London dress coat, is a favorite of…
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