King Charles's coronation rehearsal lights up London night

  • Published

Members of the UK's armed forces have paraded through the streets of central London during the night in a full dress rehearsal for the King's coronation.

A night time rehearsal in central London for the Coronation.Image source, James Manning / PA

The procession will feature more than 6,000 men and women from the UK and Commonwealth countries.

The Gold State Coach is ridden alongside members of the military during a full overnight dress rehearsal of the Coronation.Image source, Henry Nicholls / Reuters

Dressed in military attire, military personnel practised their positions in rows on horseback and on foot in preparation for Saturday's event, accompanying the Gold State Coach on its journey from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey.

Royal Navy personnel march up Whitehall during the rehearsal for the Coronation in London.Image source, Andy Rain / EPA
Members of the military take part in a full overnight dress rehearsal of the Coronation Ceremony.Image source, Henry Nicholls / Reuters
Members of the military march in Whitehall during the rehearsal of the Coronation Ceremony.Image source, Jeff Overs / BBC
Members of the military take part in a full overnight dress rehearsal of the Coronation Ceremony.Image source, Henry Nicholls / Reuters
Mounted troops take part in a night time rehearsal in central London for the Coronation.Image source, Jordan Pettitt / PA Wire
The Diamond Jubilee Coach is ridden alongside members of the military during a full overnight dress rehearsal of the Coronation Ceremony.Image source, Henry Nicholls / Reuters
Soldiers stand outside Buckingham Palace, as part in a full overnight dress rehearsal of the Coronation Ceremony.Image source, Henry Nicholls / Reuters
The Gold State Coach is ridden alongside members of the military during a full overnight dress rehearsal of the Coronation Ceremony.Image source, Henry Nicholls / Reuters

All photographs are subject to copyright.

line
royal family with text "Royal Watch newsletter: Get insider stories and analysis every week, straight to your inbox

Read the latest from our royal correspondent Sean Coughlan - sign up here.

line

Related topics