14.06.2025 14:30
The Trooping the Colour ceremony, held to celebrate the birthday of King Charles III of England, took place this year with great participation. Princess Kate of Wales and her daughter Princess Charlotte drew attention by smiling and posing for the crowd. Prince William took part in the ceremony on horseback and had difficulty being recognized due to his unusual appearance.
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Color Trooping Ceremony Colorful Images of the Royal Family: Kate and Charlotte Smiled, William Was Hard to Recognize
The Trooping the Colour ceremony, held annually as part of the official birthday celebrations of King Charles III of England, took place this year with great participation and sunny weather. When the prominent members of the royal family arrived at Buckingham Palace, warm and heartfelt moments were experienced during the ceremony.
Princess of Wales Kate and her daughter Princess Charlotte became the center of attention with their smiles towards the crowd. Kate and her husband Prince William were seated in the back seat of their car with 7-year-old Prince Louis, while 10-year-old Charlotte and 11-year-old Prince George sat in the front seat. As Charlotte waved to the crowd, the loving gazes of Kate and William caught attention.
The family was followed by Duke of Edinburgh Prince Edward and his wife Duchess Sophie. The couple's children, Lady Louise (21) and James (17), were not present at the ceremony.
King Charles and Queen Camilla greeted the public while progressing along the Mall in an open-top car. Prince William participated in the ceremony on horseback. William's appearance was not recognized at first by many due to its unusual nature.
Kate was in a car at the ceremony with her three children. Prince George and Prince Louis drew attention with their matching outfits, while the loving moments between Charlotte and her mother Kate were captured by the cameras.
Thousands of royal fans lined the Mall during the ceremony, cheering enthusiastically for the family. The ceremony was also marked by a minute of silence for the 241 people who lost their lives in the Air India plane crash in India on Thursday. It was reported that only one of the 53 British passengers on the plane survived, with the total death toll being at least 270.
During the ceremony, senior royal members such as Prince William, Princess Anne, and the Duke of Edinburgh wore military uniforms and black armbands on horseback to honor those who lost their lives in the accident.
Queen Camilla stood out in a white silk dress with silver embroidery, a hat designed by Philip Treacy, and a Grenadier Guards brooch.
From the morning hours, hundreds of people gathered at the Mall to wait to see the royal family. During the ceremony, a small group of protesters also carried banners reading "Not My King."
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