PRINCE Louis will reportedly be at King Charles’ Coronation, but there will be no place in the procession for key royals. Louis, 4, will be joined by elder siblings Princess Charlotte and Pri…
Both George and Charlotte took part in the late Queen’s funeral, joining other members of the royal family for the procession into the abbey.
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie will not be in the procession either according to the rehearsal plans as it is confined to working members of the royal family. While Buckingham Palace has been emphatic that the carriage procession afterwards will be “amazing in both scale and splendour”, it will be significantly smaller — and cover a shorter route — than the procession after Queen Elizabeth’s coronation.They will continue over Sunday May 7 and Monday May 8, which has been declared a bank holiday to mark the coronation.
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