Queen Camilla
It reveals the foundation stone for important buildings
King Charles receives a sacristy named after him at the Westminster Abbey. Wife Camilla unveiled the foundation stone on Wednesday.
Queen Camilla (77) visited the Westminster Abbey in London on Wednesday morning to reveal the foundation stone for a new building that was in honor of her husband, King Charles III. (76), is built. In bright sunshine, the 77-year-old showed himself in the best of atmosphere and honored the monarch with a symbolic act.
Camilla, the patron of the “Westminster Abbey Sacristy Project”, was received in the abbey by the Dean of Westminster and the responsible architect. The construction project bears the name “King Charles III Sacristy” and is being built right next to the venerable abbey in the heart of London. In the future, the sacristy should serve as a space to prepare liturgical celebrations – and at the same time set a permanent architectural sign for the work of the monarch.
Stylish appearance in black and white
Queen Camilla appeared in an elegant midilanging dress with a black and white polka dot pattern by Fiona Claire Couture. To do this, she combined black pumps and a color -coordinated clutch. The 77-year-old wore subtle jewelry, but with a high price-among other things, a 5,000 euro gold bracelet from Van Cleef & Arpels decorated her wrist.
Important place for the royals
The Westminster Abbey is of great importance for the royals. Since 1066 it has been the traditional place for the crowning glory of English or British monarchs, so it was crowned here in 1953 Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) and King Charles III in 2023. and Queen Camilla.
The Abbey was also the scene of many royal marriages, around 1947 by Queen Elizabeth II (then Princess Elizabeth) and Prince Philip (1921-2021) or 2011 by Prince William (42) and Princess Kate (43). In addition, the Queen State Business took place here in 2022 and a memorial service for Princess Diana (1961-1997) in 1997. National memorial services such as the Remembrance Day also take place every year in Westminster Abbey.
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