The Princess of Wales and her three children have made a notable appearance at Trooping the Colour today.
Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte and Prince George travelled alongside their mother in a carriage during the ceremonial parade.
The young royals joined Princess Kate for the traditional military spectacle, which marks the official birthday of the British sovereign.
The four royals shared a carriage as they participated in the procession through central London.
The Princess of Wales and her three children made a notable appearance at Trooping the Colour today.
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Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte and Prince George travelled alongside their mother in a carriage during the ceremonial parade.
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Their appearance comes as part of the wider Royal Family's involvement in today's ceremony, with multiple members of the monarchy taking part in various capacities throughout the event.
The King and Queen travelled separately from the Princess of Wales and her children, occupying their own carriage for the procession.
King Charles and Queen Camilla shared a carriage as they made their way through the parade route.
Meanwhile, several senior royals chose to participate on horseback rather than by carriage.
The four royals shared a carriage as they participated in the procession through central London.
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The Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal and the Duke of Edinburgh all rode horses during the parade, maintaining a long-standing tradition of mounted participation in the ceremony.
This arrangement saw the Royal Family divided between those travelling by carriage and those on horseback, creating a display of both traditional pageantry and equestrian skill during the annual celebration.
The carriages used in today's procession have a distinguished heritage within the Royal Family's ceremonial traditions.
The Ascot Landau, a four-wheeled luxury carriage with a retractable roof, is one of five such vehicles maintained by the Royal Mews.
These carriages were originally purchased during Queen Victoria's reign and feature prominently at various state occasions.
The King and Queen travelled separately from the Princess of Wales and her children, occupying their own carriage for the procession.
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The Ascot Landau is particularly noted for its bright and elegant appearance, making regular appearances at Royal Ascot's carriage processions as well as state visits and royal weddings.
Drawing these historic carriages are the Windsor Grey horses, which have served successive monarchs since Victorian times.
These horses continue to play a vital ceremonial role for the Royal Family and the nation.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police maintain a special relationship with the British Royal Family that spans decades.
The Mounties participated in Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation in 1953 and subsequently presented Her Late Majesty with eight horses throughout her reign.