Wearing Garter Robes for a coronation would not be unusual for a Prince of Wales. The last Prince of Wales at a coronation was David, later Edward VIII and Duke of Windsor (Charles was just Duke of Cornwall at his mother´s 1953 coronation), who wore Garter Robes at the 1911 coronation, too.There was a practice at the Abbey this morning. Charles, Camilla and William were pictred either arriving or leavng.
William wore what could be a robe of some sort (Garter?).
Scroll down on the DM story to see William pictured as he was driven away from the Abbey.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...a-wave-crowds-make-way-Westminster-Abbey.html
Same photos of Charles, William, Kate, and Edward. Who else?!
Wow, that rain is heavy. Hope tomorrow is a much better day. Any idea about the weather tomorrow?
Its not looking good I'm afraid!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-Office-warns-heavy-rain-London-tomorrow.html
I guess they not to build something covering the entrance to the Abbey just in case. Otherwise it could be difficult to come from the carriage into the Abbey without getting wet, should it rain, specially for the King and Queen with their robes.
The romanian royal family hold a, in accordance with the government, so to say, semi-official role in Romania although the country is officially a republic.They may well be attending, but my personal view is that they should either not be invoted, or invited as friends & family.
It was a washout for the 2012 Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant and it all went ahead as planned ,the Brits and Irish are well used to the rain!
Very strange indeed. It is the first time since almost 200 years they didn´t erect an Annexe in front of the west door of the Abbey. Normally an Annexe was considered vital for the forming of the long procession which include standard bearers, the clergy, people carrying the Regalia and so on, not to forget the King and Queen! No coach can move that close to the entrance so that nobody bejewelled and robed individual would not get soaked in case of heavy rains...! Perhaps they put up a tent or something this night like it was done for royal weddings in the old days...?!It was a washout for the 2012 Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant and it all went ahead as planned ,the Brits and Irish are well used to the rain!
Seems to be a british tradition given that it also rained in 1953. But then around this time of the year the weather her in Germany is also unpredicable.I'm sure that there are plans in place to deal with the unpracticable British weather ,its a shame that the forecast is wet for the big day.
It was a washout for the 2012 Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant and it all went ahead as planned ,the Brits and Irish are well used to the rain!
Here's a video from the Commonwealth Reception at Buckingham Palace
It appears that the Queen was not present for the lunch reception.
No tiara. So no it's official, I guess.
Same here.I knew it was unlikely, but I'll admit I'm disappointed.
And there goes our hope for tiaras
Tiaras never made much sense for the reception. It's early enough that it's practically a garden party.
Same here.
But the blow was easier to take because I prepared myself for it.
At least it is a dressy long dress, so there is style and variety to look forward to?
Is there a posing station inside or outside the venue for good photos?