King Charles, alongside Queen Camilla and Princess Anne, was spotted wearing a traditional kilt as they attended church at Balmoral. The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, also joined the royal family for the service.
Traditional Outfits and Tartan Details
The monarch, Queen Camilla, and Princess Anne all incorporated tartan into their outfits for the occasion. They were all smiles as they arrived at Crathie Church for divine service.
King Charles arrives at Crathie Church, Balmoral, wearing a kilt
Prime minister Rishi Sunak and wife Akshata Murty looked smart as they attended the Sunday church service
Queen Camilla wore a green skirt suit, which had red tartan detailing
Continuing Tradition at Balmoral
The late Queen traditionally invited the incumbent Prime Minister to her Scottish estate during the summer, and it seems that King Charles is continuing this practice. This year, the royal family will be in quiet reflection with family to mark the one-year anniversary of the Queen's passing, forgoing a public commemoration.
Balmoral Estate and the Queen's Favourite Residence
The 50,000-acre Balmoral estate holds great significance for the royal family and was the Queen's cherished residence. She spent her last days there before peacefully passing away at the age of 96 on September 8. King Charles has been joined by various family members at Balmoral, including Prince Andrew, Princess Kate, and Prince William.
New Tartan and Highland Games
King Charles recently showcased his new tartan at the Braemar Gathering Highland games, where he was joined by Queen Camilla and Princess Anne. The King Charles III tartan, designed by the Scottish Tartans Authority, features green, blue, and red, and was created to commemorate the coronation.
Poignant Anniversary and Missing Guests
King Charles and Queen Camilla are expected to mark the anniversary of the Queen's passing on September 8 at Balmoral, surrounded by family. However, the Sussexes, Harry and Meghan, have not been invited despite their presence in Europe for the Invictus Games the day after the anniversary.
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