Charles III and Camilla appeared in a fly pass on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after their coronation at Westminster Abbey.
Dressed in sumptuous robes and crowns, Charles and Camilla waved cheers from the crowd that filled the mall after braving a downpour to see a colorful ceremonial military procession not seen in 70 years. I returned it with
The Prince and Princess of Wales and their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, have joined the monarchy as well as a page of honor.
Charles became the 40th monarch to be crowned at Abbey, the country’s coronation church, since 1066, as Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby placed the crown of St Edward on his head.
After the king was crowned, the bells of Westminster Abbey rang for two minutes followed by fanfare. Gun salutes were also fired by the King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery stationed at the Horse Guards Parade.
Shortly after, the Queen was publicly anointed by the Archbishop, breaking with tradition.
The King and Queen left the Abbey at 1pm for Buckingham Palace. The fly pass scheduled for 2:30pm was curtailed due to weather.
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Video: The moment Charles, Camilla and other royals appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace
This is a special moment when Charles and Camilla appear on the balcony to the delight of thousands of onlookers.
Royals appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace
‘It was very moving’: Royal fans praise special event
Kate, Fiona and Caroline told Standart they were proud to witness such a historic event.
“We’re crying and crying all day with emotion. It’s been amazing,” said Kate.
“You couldn’t miss it,” said Caroline.
Photo: Royals on the Balcony
Moments later, other members of the royal family joined Charles and Camilla on the palace balcony in front of the thousands at the Victoria Memorial.
Charles and Camilla reappear
Charles and Camilla reappear on the palace balcony, waving to onlookers.
National anthem singing outside the palace
After a red arrow flew over the palace, the national anthem was sung, and the King and Queen waved at it.
A red arrow flies over Buckingham Palace
A red arrow flies over Buckingham Palace, representing the colors of the British flag.
The fly pass lasted 2 minutes and 30 seconds instead of the scheduled 6 minutes.
At least 10 helicopters participated in the Flypass, as did a Red Arrow squad of nine Hawk jets. Among the helicopter waves were Junos, Wildcats, Apaches, Marlins, Chinooks and Pumas.
fly pass start
Flypass began with a reduction operation led by military helicopters.
Charles and Camilla appear on the balcony in front of the fly pass
Prince Charles and Lady Camilla appeared on the balcony in front of the fly pass and waved to onlookers surrounding the Victoria Memorial.
Other royals have since joined the pair, including Prince William and Kate, Princess of Wales.
The crowd walked to the palace before the fly pass
Avid onlookers walked through The Mall before the Royal Flypass.
The Flypass was originally planned to carry up to 60 aircraft, including Lancaster bombers, Hurricanes and Spitfires, and fly for six minutes.
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