The day marked in red in the monarchy, the most traditional of those left in Europe, is approaching. Son of II. Eight months after Isabel’s death, Charles III Will be the main character on Saturday, May 6. Her coronation ceremony will set the eyes of the world on London again. Not only because of the pomposity expected from one of the most important events to occur within the British royal family, but also because of the guest list.
Buckingham Palace confirms they will be roaming 2.000 people, seventy years ago II. A figure significantly lower than Elizabeth’s coronation (there were 8,000 at the time). Among them will be representatives of royal households from around the world and international leaders, as well as high-ranking rulers of the House of Windsor.
The ceremony will be led by the Bishop of Canterbury, who is tasked with anointing Carlos III with the holy oil of his coronation and placing the crown of St. Camila will get hers too. In this case, it would be a crown that belonged to Queen Mary of Teck, Elizabeth II’s grandmother. The heirs to the throne will have an important role: Prince William and his son, Prince George.
in his head absentee list This is more popular, how could it be otherwise? Meghan Markle. Prince Harry’s wife will stay in California with their children Archie and Lilibeth. The constant controversy surrounding the relationship between the Dukes of Sussex and the royal family largely explains this decision. Much of the prospect will focus on what Harry’s meeting with his brother and father will be like, especially after the harsh testimony he has gathered in his autobiography.
for now these are The guest was accepted at the coronation ceremony of Carlos III.:
british crown
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King Carlos III and his queen consort Camila
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Prince William and Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales and their children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis
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Princess Anne, daughter Zara Tindall and husband Mike Tindall
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Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh and Sofia, Duchess of Edinburgh
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prince henry
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Prince Andrés and his daughters, Princesses Beatriz and Eugenia
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Princess Alexandra, Prince Michael and Prince Edward of Kent
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Prince Richard of Gloucester
foreign monarchs
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Felipe VI and Queen Letizia
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Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco
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Fumihito of Akishino, Crown Prince of Japan and Princess Kiko
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King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden and his daughter Crown Princess Victoria
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Prince Frederick of Denmark and his wife Maria
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Philippe and Matilda from Belgium
politicians
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Rishi Sunak, British Prime Minister
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Humza Yousaf, First Minister of Scotland
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Liz Truss and Tony Blair, former British prime ministers
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French President Emmanuel Macron
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Jill Biden, First Lady of the USA
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Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission
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Andrzej Duda, President of Poland
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
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Shahbaz Sharif, President of Pakistan
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Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos