Thousands of people gathered in central London to witness the annual Trooping the Colour ceremony, the traditional event held to celebrate the official birthday of King Charles III.
The streets around Buckingham Palace were packed with royal supporters as Union Jack flags lined The Mall and crowds waited for a glimpse of the Royal Family during one of Britain's most famous royal traditions.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla travelled in a ceremonial carriage along The Mall before arriving at Horse Guards Parade, where the main ceremony took place. Spectators cheered as the royal procession made its way through the capital.
Trooping the Colour has been part of British royal tradition for more than 260 years and is held each year to mark the monarch's official birthday. The ceremony brings together members of the Royal Family, military personnel, and thousands of spectators.
The event featured soldiers in their distinctive scarlet uniforms and bearskin hats, accompanied by military bands and mounted troops. Their carefully coordinated displays remain one of the highlights of the annual celebration.
Crowds gathered along the route from early morning, waving flags and cheering as the royal procession passed through central London. Many visitors arrived hours before the ceremony to secure a good viewing spot.
The annual celebration continues to attract attention from across the world, reflecting the enduring popularity of Britain's royal traditions.
For many spectators, seeing King Charles III and other members of the Royal Family in person made the occasion particularly special.