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On April 9, 2005, Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla arrived for the Civil Ceremony where they were legally married! The event took place at The Windsor Guildhall, in Berkshire, England.
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Following the church blessing of their civil wedding ceremony Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla walked down the steps of St. George's Chapel in Windsor. Queen Elizabeth, Princess Eugenie, Prince Andrew, Princess Anne, and many other royals attended the event.
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Over the past years Prince Charles and Princess Camilla have attended numerous events. In 2006, for instance, they were seen together at the Braemar Gathering at the Princess Royal and Duke of Fife Memorial Park in Scotland.
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Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla traveled to Uganda as part of their 2007 royal tour. In this picture they appear watching a first Aid demonstration during a visit to St Joseph's School in Naggalama.
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Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla, also known as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, attended the Mey Highland Games at Queens Park in Caithness, Scotland, back in 2008.
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2009 was definitely a big year for Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla as they met Pope Benedict XVI. The royal couple had a meeting with him in his private library at the Vatican, where they discussed global waming issues, among other topics.
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Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla are often spotted holding hands and they look so sweet! In 2010 they made imprints of their feet for a cast, during a visit to St. Michael's Mount, in Marazion, United Kingdom.
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In 2011 Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla went on a three-day royal tour. This time Morocco was the country they visited, where they were spotted at the Mausoleum of Mohammed V!
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This image of Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla at Chelsea Pier in London, 2012, is definitely one of our favourites. They were part of Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee - the 60th anniversary of her ascension to the British throne!
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One year later, in 2013, Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla traveled to Amman, Jordan. They visited the King Abdullah Refugee Camp for Syrian refugees, located 2 kilometers away from the Syrian border.