In a grand display of royal tradition, King Charles has once again entrusted Prince Edward with a significant role at Trooping the Colour.

The event saw Prince Edward exuding regal pride as he made his presence felt, riding a magnificent horse for the second consecutive year.

Clad in his distinguished uniform as the Colonel of the London Guards, Prince Edward led the parade with great pomp and ceremony to celebrate King Charles’s birthday.

The Trooping the Colour ceremony, renowned for its grandeur, featured an impressive gathering of over 1,600 soldiers, musicians, and more than 200 majestic horses.

This year’s celebration included the gallant No.

9 Company, Irish Guards, parading the King’s Colour in honor of the monarch’s official birthday.

Amidst the excitement of the upcoming general election campaign announced by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, the festivities unfolded with joy and jubilation.

The traditional military extravaganza captivated the crowds, culminating in the Royal Family’s iconic appearance on the balcony of Barkung Ampanus.

The event showcased a breathtaking display of military splendor and ceremonial magnificence at the revered Horse Guards Parade in Whitehall.

Prince Edward’s prominent role underscored the significance of the occasion, symbolizing the royal family’s enduring commitment to tradition and pageantry.

As the celebrations unfolded, spectators were treated to a spectacle that epitomized the essence of British royal heritage and ceremonial excellence.

The vibrant atmosphere was enhanced by the stirring performances and displays of military precision that captivated all in attendance.