Charles's coronation as King

Charles's coronation as King

An important event that millions of people around the world will be watching is Lord Charles's coronation celebration. The ceremony, which will take place at Westminster Abbey, will be attended by royals, dignitaries from other countries, and other guests. Here is the crowning ceremony day's hour-by-hour plan in the event that you expect to follow the activity.

8:00 am: 

At Westminster Nunnery, the visitors start to show up. The guests will be greeted by religious leaders and the Archbishop of Canterbury.

9:00 am: 

At Westminster Nunnery, members of the illustrious family arrive. The Queen and other members of her family will dress to impress for the occasion in their finest clothing and jewelry.

10:00 am: 

A parade of members of the illustrious family, members of parliament, and other dignitaries kick off the service. The crowning ceremony will take place at the Monastery, so the parade will move toward it.

11:00 am: 

The Ecclesiastical overseer of Canterbury drives a request and thanksgiving administration toward the start of the crowning liturgy. King Charles will be anointed with holy oil after the crown is placed on his head.

12:00 pm: 

After swearing allegiance to the people of the United Kingdom, King Charles addresses them. The national anthem will be played and a gun salute will follow.

1:00 pm: 

After the coronation, members of the royal family and other guests depart Westminster Abbey in a procession. From that point onward, a gathering will be held at Buckingham Castle for the visitors.

2:00 pm:

The dinner and beverages will be served to the visitors at Buckingham Royal residence, where the gathering will start. Speeches will be delivered by the King and other royals.

4:00 pm: 

As the gathering draws to a close, the guests begin to depart Buckingham Royal Residence. The Ruler and Sovereign will move into their own condos when they resign.

The historic coronation of King Charles will be witnessed by millions of people worldwide. If you want to follow the event and catch all the excitement of this historic day, make sure to tune in.