Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee: The King reappears with the heirs to the throne on the royal balcony to close off festivities

Followers of the royal family celebrated the appearance of Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace After a colorful street parade in London on Sunday, a hotel The last day of the weekend to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the King’s accession to the throne.

Thousands of artists will be standing around the mall towards Buckingham Palace They will tell the Queen’s life story with dances, cheerful costumes, carnival music and giant puppets, commemorating seven decades of her reign.

Next, minute by minute the Queen Elizabeth II jubilee celebrations (local time):

The Queen with her son Carlos. Photograph: Hannah McKay/Reuters

6:00 pm: Queen Elizabeth II said, Sunday, that she remains committed to serving Britons “as best she can”. Along with members of the royal family, in a letter of thanks for the four days of platinum jubilee celebrations. “Although I may not have attended each event in person, my heart has gone down to all of you, and I remain committed to serving you to the best of my ability, with the support of my family,” she said in a statement.

17:08: The royal family is removed to the inside. Outside, the show ends with a performance by Mamma Mia singing “Dancing Queen”.

17:06: voices “God save the Queen”. The crowd greets and salutes the Queen.

Queen Elizabeth, Prince William, Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall stand on a balcony during the Platinum Jubilee Parade, marking the end of Britain's Platinum Jubilee celebrations for Queen Elizabeth.  Photograph: Hannah McKay/Reuters
Queen Elizabeth, Prince William, Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall stand on a balcony during the Platinum Jubilee Parade, marking the end of Britain’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations for Queen Elizabeth. Photograph: Hannah McKay/Reuters

17:05: The Queen appears with her dressed in green Heirs to the throne Charles, William and George On Buckingham Balcony. They are accompanied by Camilla, Kate and Charlotte.

Fifth eveningEd Sheeran is shown in front of the gates of Buckingham Palace singing to perfection, while pictures of the Queen’s life with her family appear.

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16:46: Carlo, Camilla, William, Kate and their children leave the box.

People appear during the Platinum Jubilee Contest, which marks the end of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.  Photograph: Hannah McKay/Reuters
People appear during the Platinum Jubilee Contest, which marks the end of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Photograph: Hannah McKay/Reuters

16:38: Buses of decades pass one by one again, and celebrities wave to the audience. Behind them were all the volunteers who were part of the dances and costumes that accompanied each bus.

16:27: The corgi They appeared in the jubilee procession. This breed is known to be a favorite of the Queen because she has had it since she was a princess and they are still considered a royal breed.

People with luxurious Corgi dogs take part in a military parade during the Platinum Jubilee Contest, marking the end of Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, in London, Britain, June 5, 2022. REUTERS/Henry Nichols
People with luxurious Corgi dogs take part in a military parade during the Platinum Jubilee Contest, marking the end of Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, in London, Britain, June 5, 2022. REUTERS/Henry Nichols

16:05View a photo of the Queen on her coronation. Thousands of people passed in a procession full of colors and references to different places and periods of Elizabeth II’s state.

15:10: Show starts with Hundreds of motorcyclists, motorcyclists and vintage cars expected Buses decorated with the Queen’s seven decades of rule, with people dressed according to time. The cars are decorated with pictures of the queen of the era as well as the most important events.

Inside the bus were celebrities of that time, for example in the 90s there was model Kate Moss, while in the 2000s you could see the famous runner Mo Farah.

Each bus represents a decade of governance.  Photograph: Hannah McKay/Reuters
Each bus represents a decade of governance. Photograph: Hannah McKay/Reuters
Participants were dressed in proportion to the decades of rule.  Photograph: Henry Nichols/Reuters
Participants were dressed in proportion to the decades of rule. Photograph: Henry Nichols/Reuters
Anthea Turner, Peter Duncan, Peter Purvis and Valerie Singleton participate in a military parade during the Platinum Jubilee competition.  Photograph: Henry Nichols/Reuters
Anthea Turner, Peter Duncan, Peter Purvis and Valerie Singleton participate in a military parade during the Platinum Jubilee competition. Photograph: Henry Nichols/Reuters

15:00: Commonwealth countries sent military delegations to be part of the parade.

14:50: In the stands you can see the prince Carlos Next to Camilla, William, Kate, George, Charlotte and Louis. In addition to the royal princess, I and her husband Timothy Lawrence. Behind the Duchess of Cambridge the Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie.

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procession

The festivities began with the ringing of bells Campaigns in Westminster Abbeyand one The military band will open the show After the golden horse-drawn carriage that took the Queen to her coronation 69 years ago.

Divided into four parts, and involving around 10,000 people, the show is seen as a musical and theatrical representation of the transformation of British society since the Queen acceded to the throne at the age of 25 in 1952.

Although the King will not participate in the parade, the carriage windows will display archival photos of Isabel.

Some Crown supporters braved the wet, cold weather and They camped all night to get the best view of the view. Some came because of the celebrity’s performance, and others said they wanted to be part of a historic moment.

“It’s part of a story that won’t be repeated again. It’s a special thing, so if you’re going to do something, do it big or don’t do it at all,” said Shawn Wallen, 50.

Thousands of people wait for the event to start on the last day of Jubilee (Reuters)
Thousands of people wait for the event to start on the last day of Jubilee (Reuters)

The Queen has not appeared at public platinum jubilee events since ThursdayWhen he smiled and waved with his family from the balcony of Buckingham Palace. In recent months he has limited his appearances due to what the palace describes as “Accidental movement problems“.

However, he brought joy to the country with his appearance in an unexpected comedy video that kicked off a concert outside Buckingham Palace on Saturday. In the video, the Queen has tea with a computer-animated version of Paddington Bear, and reveals that like the furry character, she loves jam sandwiches and loves carrying them in her purse.

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Diana Ross and the rock band Queen opened a star-studded tribute party, which also featured Rod Stewart, Doran Duran, Alicia Keys and Andrea Bocelli.

Carlos and Camilla at a festive lunch in London (Reuters)
Carlos and Camilla at a festive lunch in London (Reuters)

Celebrities like Ed Sheeran They were participating in a version of “God Save the Queen” before Buckingham Palace as the culmination of the show. Many had hoped that the King would again appear on the balcony to end the weekend of festivities.

But first, if the heavy rain announced on Sunday permits, up to 10 million people must take part in the thousands of picnics and neighborhood meals planned across the UK.

More than 70,000 people signed up for organized lunches in towns, cities and villages, with families, neighbors and entire communities ready to come together to share food and drink.

Many will prepare the dessert chosen by the competition, among the proposals of more than 5,000 amateur chefs, to celebrate this “Platinum Jubilee”.

(Reuters)
(Reuters)

It’s a “trifle” intertwined with layers of lemon sponge cake, citrus jam, custard, biscuits and candied orange and white chocolate chunks, created by Gemma Melvin, a 31-year-old copywriter from northwest England.

In Windsor, a town about 40 kilometers west of England where the Queen resides, organizers have abandoned their attempt to break the world record for the largest outing.

However, about 3,000 people had to share food and drink, fixed on 488 wooden tables…if the British weather did not object.

(With information from AP and AFP)

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