
At sharp 10:20 AM London time, the King's procession departed from Buckingham Palace to head to Westminster Abbey as the military band played the national anthem in the background. Both King Charles III and Queen Consort Camillawere seen waving at onlookers from the Diamond Jubilee State Coach,drawn by six Windsor Grey horsesand escorted by members of the king's bodyguard, the Household Cavalry.
The first visuals of the procession were shared on the official Twitter handle of The Royal Family. "Their Majesties are on their way to Westminster Abbey! #Coronation," read the tweet. Check it out below!
Meanwhile, other visuals showed Prince Harry arriving at Westminster Abbey with royal members of the family. But, as expected, without his wife and actress Meghan Markle and his kids Archie andLilibet Mountbatten-Windsor. Check out the photo below!

Dignitaries from across the globe gathered at the Abbey topay their respects and witness the moment. Check out their picture below!

UK PM Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murthy were also seen entering the venue for the coronation ceremony just in time. See the picbelow!

The coronation sawjust 2,000 guests in attendance, a fraction of the 8,000 people who crammed into Westminster Abbey for Queen Elizabeth II's crowning in 1953.
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While it is a Christian service, leaders of Britain's non-Christian faiths and its Celtic languages played a prominent role for the first time in a monarch's coronation. Charles'grandson Prince George and the grandchildren of Camilla alsoplayed official rolesat the grand ceremony.
Main sections of the coronation service included:
Recognition: Charles was proclaimed the "undoubted King".
Oath: The King swore an oath to confirm that he will uphold the law and the Church of England.
Anointing: Hesat on St Edward's Chair, also known as the Coronation Chair, and was anointed with oil.
Investiture: Hereceived the regalia, including the Sovereign's Orb and sceptres before St Edward's Crown wasplaced on his head
Enthronement: The King moved from the Coronation Chair to the throne.
With the crowning, King Charles became the oldest British monarch to have the 360-year-old St Edward's Crown placed on his head as he sat upon a 14th-century throne atAbbey
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