At Holyroodhouse

King Charles And Queen Camilla Host Garden Party With 8,000 Guests

King Charles and Queen Camila meeting Victoria Webber

In a delightful display of royal hospitality, King Charles (75) and Queen Camilla (76) decided the party simply must go on at the Palace of Holyroodhouse. During the annual Royal Week in Edinburgh, Scotland, the monarch showcased his dedication to royal duties and personal touch by extending the garden party to ensure he could meet as many of the 8,000 attendees as possible.

King Charles extends garden party to mingle with 8,000 guests
Charles and Camilla shine at Holyroodhouse
Prince Edward and Sophie also attend

The royal couple, joined by the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, made a grand entrance, captivating all in attendance. Camilla and Sophie dazzled in coordinating blue ensembles, while Charles and Edward looked dapper in morning suits and top hats. The event was not just a feast for the eyes but also a heartwarming occasion, as guests included a four-legged friend and the first Lady High Constables in 800 years at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

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Pooches, pioneers, and party attire

Among the highlights was the King's interaction with Kratu, a rescue dog from Transylvania, and his owner, Tess Eagle Swan. Kratu, an Autism support dog, has been a life-changer for Tess, teaching her the essence of love. The garden party also honored Dr. Belinda Hacking and Mrs. Victoria Webber, the first women to become Lady High Constables in centuries, marking a historic moment in the palace's storied past.

. 02/07/2024. Edinburgh, United Kingdom.King Charles III and Queen Camilla at the Sovereigns Garden Party at the Palace

The royals' attire did not go unnoticed, with Camilla looking elegant in a turquoise Fiona Clare coat dress complemented by a wide-brimmed hat by Philip Treacy. Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, radiated in a pale blue Roland Mouret dress, adding a touch of sophistication to the event.

A week of royal engagements

The garden party was just one of the many engagements during Holyrood Week. The King, still jovial despite undergoing cancer treatment, and the Queen have a packed schedule, including the Thistle Service at St Giles’ Cathedral and a grand celebration at Edinburgh Castle to mark the city’s anniversary.

This year's Holyrood Week, although slightly scaled down due to the General Election, remains a testament to the royal family's commitment to their public duties and the people of Scotland.