Good morning, and welcome to our live coverage of Trooping the Colour, also known as the King’s Birthday Parade. I will be live-posting for a few hours, and then writing the day’s post. The newest content will be at the top of this post.

10 AM: This last patch of photos will wrap up our lie coverage, so I can start working on today’s blog post. 

The Wales family, the King, Queen, and Duchess of Edinburgh. 

A view of Buckingham Palace as the Red Arrows fly past. 

Another view of the King, Princess of Wales, and Princess Charlotte. 
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Photographer Yui Mok shared an image on Twitter. 

9:30 AM: Another family photo. 

A very wide shot of Buckingham Palace. 
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Additional family on the balcony included the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Lady Louise Windsor, the Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, and the Duke of Kent. 
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 9:18 AM: The Princess of Wales. 

A lovely photo by Mark Stewart of Princess Charlotte earlier today. 

9:02 AM: Members of the Household Division, including the regimental Irish Wolfhound mascot Turlough Mor.

This is the first time in more than 100 years that soldiers on parade were allowed to have beards.

8:46 AM: The Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, and the Duke of Edinburgh. 

A behind-the-scenes look at preps for today’s event. 

8:20 AM: The King, Queen, the Wales family, and the Duchess of Edinburgh.  A video showing the Red Arrows. 

8:05 AM: This video shows Royal Family members as they leave Buckingham Palace to travel to Horse Guards Parade. 

8:02 AM: The King salutes his troops.

7:55 AM: This gives you an idea of the weather, which is quite cool and very wet. 
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 7:50 AM Prince Louis with a little dance. 

7:30 AM: Here is a video Kensington Palace just posted on social media.

7:20 AM The Princess and the Wales children watching the ceremony from the Major General’s office. 

And a little closer view of the family. 

And Prince George with Princess Charlotte as they rode to Horse Guards Parade.
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 7:03AM: The Princess is wearing her Cassandra Goad Cavolfiore Pearl Diamond Earrings ($6061), shown here as worn on a previous occasion. The earrings are done in “18ct yellow gold with pearl and diamonds… inspired by the Sicilian markets, which are full of the most beautifully ripe fruit and vegetables that overflow copiously from their baskets.”The Princess is carrying her Mulberry Clutch in black suede, a staple in her accessory collection. (This photo shows the style in leather, not the suede the Princess carries.)

6:50AM This appears to be the same dress worn to the pre-coronation luncheon at Buckingham Palace last year. The belt has been updated with a stripe and there is a tie at the neckline.

Thank you to Gabi for the heads-up on this! 

6:42 AM: The Princess exits the carriage at Horse Guards Parade. 

6:10AM: Here is our first photo of the Princess of Wales.

The Princess is wearing a Jenny Packham dress with a Philip Treacy hat. She is also wearing the Irish Guards Regimental Brooch as Colonel of the Irish Guards.

Here you see the Wales children arriving at Horse Guards Parade.

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The King and Queen. 

Another video, this one showing the Princess and children. 

And here you see the Irish Guards regimental mascot, Turlough Mor. 

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