Lady Louise, the daughter of Sophie and Edward, stole the show as she accompanied the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and her brother, James, Viscount Severn, to the historic first coronation of a British monarch in 70 years at Westminster Abbey.

The Duchess of Edinburgh looked stunning in a regal white Susanna Couture floor-length embroidered gown, complemented by a Jane Taylor headpiece and Royal Victorian Order mantle.

In true elegance, Lady Louise, a university student at St Andrews, opted for an elegant white and blue floral gown, paired with a chic headpiece.

Her father, Prince Edward, donned morning dress with a garter mantle over a black smart suit, while James, Earl of Wessex, looked smart in a black suit with a white shirt and burgundy tie.

Later, the family appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony alongside a select group of senior royals, waving to the tens of thousands of cheering supporters who had gathered despite the heavy rain in London.

The RAF flypast, initially planned to include more aircraft, was scaled back due to the weather conditions.

Over the past two years, Lady Louise has taken on a more prominent public role as her parents have assumed greater responsibilities within the royal family.

This shift came about following the controversy surrounding Prince Andrew and the departure of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Lady Louise played a central role in the Platinum Jubilee celebrations, accompanied her parents at the Commonwealth Games, and even made a successful TV debut in a documentary about her beloved grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh.

Her growing presence has made her a recognizable figure, even among customers at the Garden Centre where she has been working since completing her A-levels in June last year.

Despite her increased exposure, Sophie and Prince Edward have strived to provide their children with a normal childhood, complete with school friends and extracurricular activities.

Lady Louise’s first major royal outing came at the age of nine when she served as a bridesmaid at the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s wedding in 2011.

However, it was during the events mourning the late Queen last autumn that she took on a larger role, displaying both emotion and poise.

Lady Louise’s graceful presence at the King’s coronation showcased her elegance and growing maturity.

As she continues to navigate her royal duties, it is evident that she has inherited the poise and grace of her royal lineage.