The Royal Union: A Majestic Account of Charles III and

Camila Parker's Coronation on May 6, 2023

1. The Arrival of the Royals.

The coronation of King Charles III and Queen Consort
Camila Parker took place on May 6, 2023 at Westminster
Abbey.
After over 70 years without a coronation due to the long
reign of Queen Elizabeth II, the British and the royal family
were able to experience a new coronation.
The event was witnessed by over 2,000 guests and was
prepared with all the details and according to King Charles
III's requirements

2. The Coronation Ceremony

1. Recognition: The first stage involved presenting
King Charles III to the people alongside the 700-year-
old King Edward's Chair. This was a symbolic gesture
to show that the new king was taking on the
responsibility of the throne.
2. Oath: In this stage, King Charles III took an oath to
uphold the laws and customs of the realm, and to
govern with justice and mercy. This is a traditional
part of the coronation ceremony.
3. Anointing: The anointing was the most sacred
moment of the coronation, where Charles III sat on St.
Edward's Chair to be anointed by the Archbishop of
Canterbury. This was a symbolic act to show that the
new king was being blessed by God.
4. Investiture: In this stage, the royal insignia was
handed over to King Charles III. This included items
such as the scepter, orb, and sword, which represent
different aspects of royal power.
5. Enthronement: The final stage of the coronation
ceremony was when the crown was placed on King
Charles III's head. This symbolized his official
ascension to the throne and marked the end of the
coronation ceremony.
 3. International Reactions
The coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camila was
not just a national event – it was an international one as well.

Leaders from around the world sent their congratulations.

Many people saw the coronation as a symbol of stability and

continuity in a changing world. Because Camila is the first
divorced woman to be crowned as a Queen Consort. Others
were simply fascinated by the fashion of the event.