Buckingham Palace makes special request in honor of King Charles’s coronation anniversary

Buckingham Palace representing King Charles and Queen Camilla made a heartfelt appeal to fans today, Monday, May 6, as they mark the first anniversary of their coronation.

The royal family is marking the momentous day by urging people to share their memories of the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

It is believed that Charles wants to honor the anniversary “in line with his mother” with minimal extravagance, given that his coronation is deeply linked to the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.

And the Royal Family account tweeted at around 8.20am this morning: ‘Today marks the first anniversary of the King and Queen’s coronation at Westminster Abbey.

‘As well as the service, the coronation weekend saw a carriage procession through central London, a fly-past, a royal salute by 4,000 troops in the gardens of Buckingham Palace, a coronation ceremony at Windsor Castle and a UK-wide volunteer initiative Went. , What’s your favorite memory of the weekend?’

The post included various clips of highlights including carriage processions, concerts and Charles meeting royal fans.

It came as the Archbishop of Canterbury praised Charles’ ‘sense of duty’ as he returned to public appearances following his cancer diagnosis.

Charles attended three events last week as he resumed public-facing royal duties, indicating a positive effect of the cancer treatment he received as an outpatient.