Yes, it is. I think quite a few of the extended family sloped in unnoticed.
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i mean it did didnt it
I know it did they went all out blew millions of pounds when in fact there was no reason to have it
Could have been done in private or scaled down
how can a coronation be in private ?
It can't.
The cost per wear of that thing must be insane.
Yes i
I hate how celebs preach to us about carbon footprint, but they take flights at the drop of a hat.....
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I wondered who was in the lemon outfit. Reminded me of Kate. Wonder if it is one of Kate's outfits.
I suppose it depends … it could be done somewhere like St George’s chapel in Windsor, with a congregation, an archbishop and the Crown and none of the military and procession bells and whistles and no TV coverage. The actual coronation is the anointing and the crowning. Everything else is just padding
I think the camera work showing the people arriving (family and foreign royals) was pretty poor!
I supposed they prioritised showing the procession and the military stuff.
I think I was thinking of these.
They’d still get grief if it was though. You can just imagine all the “what do they not want us to see?” conspiracies.
This is exactly what would happen
He was ready king as soom as the queen mother died ceremonies such as the Accession Council and the coronation in their own ways merely endorse a succession that has already taken place. It is not, necessary for the monarch to be crowned in order to become King: Edward VIII reigned as King without ever being crowned.
But only because he abdicated before his coronation which was due the following May
I think that European monarchies don’t have a coronation. It’s quite a British thing? They just have accessions. I suppose he could have skipped it but I think it’s probably a crucial, visible signal of monarchy and his role. It’s unlikely there will be any jubilees or weddings for a while. So they need to do something to be visible and give people a celebration.
oh for sure!
Many European countries have Royal Families, and they do not have coronations, it’s a uniquely British thing to do. The flip side though, is many people across the Western World don’t really know of any other Royal Family, other than the British one, and a big part of its selling point as an advert for GB is the pomp and ceremony. Think about how many people visit the Tower of London every year just as an example.
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