Despite initial reports of King Charles III's highly-anticipated coronation bering a pared-back affair - this summer's celebrations are set to be some spectacle.
The event is set to be one of the biggest historical events the UK has seen for 70 years. And, of course, central to that is the royals attending the the roles they will play.
King Charles ascended to the throne following the passing of his mother and the UK's longest serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II in September last year. He will be officially crowned at Westminster Abbey on May 6 with final preparations and plans underway to ensure celebrations befitting of the occasion.
