The UK hasn't seen these ceremonies, which date back hundreds of years, since 1952.
The Proclamation of Accession of King Charles III is read out at the Royal Exchange in the City of London
The second reading of the Accession Proclamation was met with applause and cheers of “God save the King”. The second reading of the proclamation was performed by Timothy Duke, the Clarenceux King of Arms, in front of the Lord Mayor, Court of Aldermen, High Officers and members of the Common Council.The Coldstream Guards stood to attention as the proclamation was read out.The Band of the Honourable Artillery Company process to the Royal Exchange in the City of London
Trumpeters sound a Royal Salute during the Proclamation of Accession of King Charles III at the Royal Exchange “That’s what I’ve been brought up with and known all my life. It felt strange, but also momentous and historic.”“It was amazing, I got here at 11.59am, so I got here right as it just started,” she said.“There was an incredible feeling in the crowd. It was such a solemn moment.Ms White said the public are “still adjusting” to singing God Save The King.
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