Royalty, politicians, celebrities and more have watched King Charles III be crowned the new monarch of the Commonwealth in London's Westminster Abbey.
Look back on our blog to see how the coronation unfolded.
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We'll wrap up our live coverage here
By Jessica Riga
Thank you so much for joining us this evening!
To recap: King Charles III has been crowned at London's Westminster Abbey in Britain's biggest ceremonial event for seven decades.
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In pictures: The coronation of King Charles III
By Jessica Riga
Some thoughts from you
By Jessica Riga
Absolutely brilliant event with immense history on display. Proud 5th generation Aussie Christian in my 40s, father of three in SA. Long live King Charles III, King of Australia God bless your service to us the people of the Commonwealth of nations 😉 - Nathan Schultz
More royals on the balcony!
By Jessica Riga
We focused on the King and Queen before but I wanted to share this shot of more royals waving on the balcony before.
Prince George isn't with his family in this shot as he was with the King due to being one of his four Pages of Honour.
The coronation is now complete
By Jessica Riga
Now that the festivities are over, plenty of umbrellas have now been whipped out as people slowly disperse in the rain.
The rain didn't dampen spirits
By Jessica Riga
The rain might have dampened hair, but it didn't ruin the spirit of the crowd as hundreds of thousands of people packed into The Mall ahead of King Charles' balcony wave from Buckingham Palace.
King Charles returns to balcony for encore
By Jessica Riga
He's back waving at well wishers with Queen Camilla!
This is the first and last time he will ever stand on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in this outfit, so he's making the most of it.
Royals admire military fly-past
By Jessica Riga
Look at this incredible crowd
By Jessica Riga
King Charles waves to well-wishers from Buckingham Palace balcony
By Jessica Riga
King Charles III has led the royal family out onto the balcony of Buckingham Palace to wave to hundreds of thousands of well wishers.
Coronation fly-past scaled back due to weather
By Jessica Riga
A fly-past by military jets to celebrate the coronation of King Charles has been scaled back due to weather conditions, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Defence has announced.
With low cloud and rain over Buckingham Palace, the fly-past due at 11:30pm AEST will now feature helicopters and the Red Arrows aerobatic team.
Incredible scenes as thousands pack into The Mall
By Jessica Riga
Everyone psyched for the classic balcony wave
By Brianna Morris-Grant
There's a bit of a hurry now — fans looking for a good spot to watch the royals appear on the balcony.
There's also a flyover planned, but it might have been scaled back because of the wet weather.
We've found Nick Cave's next album cover
By Jessica Riga
In pictures: The royal salute in the Palace garden
By Jessica Riga
What's happening now?
By Jessica Riga
Upon returning to Buckingham Palace following the coronation ceremony, the King and Queen will receive a Royal Salute in the Palace Garden from the United Kingdom and Commonwealth Armed Forces who have been on parade.
Following the Royal Salute, the King and Queen will be joined by members of the royal family on the Buckingham Palace balcony to view the military flypast.
That will conclude today's events. They'll all then head back inside to take official photos.
Louis continues to capture the vibe
By Brianna Morris-Grant
Prince Louis still living the dream.
Pippa Middleton was there
By Jessica Riga
Nice to see the Princess of Wales' sister.
The coronation procession has reached Buckingham Palace
By Jessica Riga
I'm not exactly sure on timing, but we're expecting the King to wave to well-wishers from the balcony of Buckingham Palace, so stick with us as we bring you the moment live.
Never pass up the chance for a selfie
By Brianna Morris-Grant
Scottish political activist and wife of Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf saw her chance and took it — stopping Katy Perry for a selfie.
