Royals unite in grand tradition as King Charles leads first full-scale celebration post-diagnosis
Prince William stepped into history once more on Garter Day, joining senior royals for a pageant of tradition and symbolism at Windsor Castle.
The Prince of Wales shared a light-hearted moment with Prince Edward as they marched into St George’s Chapel, while Queen Camilla radiated joy during the procession. The timeless spectacle featured ceremonial robes, plumed hats, and the stirring sound of trumpets and the National Anthem.
Established in 1348 by King Edward III, the Order of the Garter remains the most prestigious order of chivalry in Britain.
This year’s event was especially poignant, marking the first full-scale celebration since King Charles’ cancer diagnosis. The King appeared composed and cheerful, continuing his public duties with determination — a quiet yet powerful message of resilience and stability within the monarchy.
