King Charles’ Birthday Parade: guest list, update on cancer diagnosis of Princess Kate and much more…

Last updated on June 16th, 2024 at 01:42 pm

Celebrations are going on in Britain as the land celebrates the birthday of its King. King Charles’ birthday is held on Saturday June 15th. The tradition is almost 260 years old which includes the gathering of the royal family. A spectacular parade by the pageantry and defence forces comprising the army, air force, and navy is always seen.

The celebrations will be held at the horse guard parade in London, which is the traditional venue for the  ceremony.

As per custom, King Charles 3 will travel on horseback from Buckingham Palace to The Mall.

Royal Family Members to be Present;

Princess Kate Middleton is set to attend the ceremony amidst her health issues. She has been diagnosed with cancer and this will be the first appearance of the Princess of Wales after the newsbreak.

Although everyone of the royal family is expected to be present on the King’s birthday, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are not to appear anywhere as they have again been excluded from the guest list. 

Key Details of the Event;

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The Trooping the Colours ceremony will commence on 10.00 am at London time. For people who want to watch the parade in the United States, the time will be 5.00 am ET. The ceremony would end by 12.45 pm, London Time. The King’s walk will begin from Buckingham Palace to The Mall escorted by the Cavalry Mounted Regiment and will arrive at the Guards House by 11.00 am, London Time. 

Where to Watch the Parade;

The ceremony, exclusive only for the Royal family, would be available online for people who want to watch.

If you missed the grand celebrations for King Charles’ birthday, don’t worry! Here’s a complete recap of the event that took place yesterday, Saturday, June 15th. This long-standing tradition, nearly 260 years old, brought together the royal family and featured a spectacular parade by the army, air force, and navy.