King Charles coronation

Not you, Volver, I was referring to paddyanne

Where do you get off insulting older people? Ageism at its worst . You obviously need help but don’t look for it here. Go to a professional.

If we're relying on Lady Colin Campbell and astrologers, then the country is in a worse state than we all thought.

so much outrage here "KING" who lied and cheated on his wife ,accepted dodgy bags full of cash from arabs after "honours" and goodness knows what else in his entitled wee world should stop his son from attending his coronation ,because grannies with nothing better to do than be vile online think the son and his wife are liars.Well lets face it ladies if the son is a liar he learned it from his old man .

I’m not surprised at all that they’re invited and I doubt Meghan would miss an opportunity to be on the world stage.

I saw Lady Colin Campbell being interviewed a few days ago and, although I don’t warm to the woman, she has been right about a few things. She said that Charles is very worried about Harry. There’s a lot we don’t know and I should imagine they’re all concerned. She went on to say Meghan could then become the beautiful widow!

I hope that doesn’t come to pass but there’s a well known Astrologer, Jessica Adams, predicted covid a year before it happened and the split between the princes and she has voiced her concerns about Harry over a year ago and another one is a black American woman, Tara Buffington, who has said right from the wedding that MM isn’t all that she seems and Harry is in danger.

Just putting it out there. That’s all I’m saying on the matter.

The Earl Marshal, the Duke of Norfolk, will organise the Coronation.

Everything will be done to a strict protocol.
Family feelings will not enter into it one way or another.

It's not a party.

The invitation is quite understandable. They might decline but I doubt it. No control over the crowds though I think, especially after the autobiography ‘Spare’ comes out next month, they’ll get booed. I don’t think they are as popular a couple as they were after the Netflix six hours of revelations. Meghan’s mickey-taking performance of having to do ‘that curtsy’ to Harry’s grandmother whilst an embarrassed Harry looked on sealed their fate in my opinion as a couple with no self awareness. To me, they are irrelevant and I wish they’d shut up and live their very privileged lives quietly with enjoyment of all they have chosen. But I fully understand how Charles must feel. Damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t really. I for one am not fussed either way as I won’t be watching the whole shebang of it.

I’m reading today that Charles will be insisting that Harry & Meghan will be invited to his Coronation next year

Of course they will be - they are his son and DIL. Just because things are a bit strained at present does not change that. Families fall out sometimes, that does not mean they cease to be family.

Yes I think he is weak but I also think hes an interesting character, I am not sure whether I like him or not. Of course he would invite his son.

I am not a fan of Charles. I've always thought he was weak. I think his support of Harry, despite the hatred and bile coming from the media and also from the 'palace sources' shows Charles in a much better light. He is standing up for what he values (his children) against all the odds.

Maybe he'll be a better king than I thought.

Franbern

Perhaps Charles could solve his dilemma by cancelling the Coronation, dissolving the monarchy and bringing UK into the 21st Century.

Yes quite

Of course he would invite his son. He is sensible enough to realise the damage that might ensue if he didn’t. He is a lot more dignified than they are but then he has had years and years of watching his mother coping with tricky situations and learning his role as King. You never know, they might mend some bridges.

Peers are always invited to the coronation ceremony and Harry is a Duke. He also might have to be the one to kneel in front of Charles. After all which other Duke will he choose?
The presence of the peers of the realm in full regalia at a coronation is a potent demonstration of their loyalty to the crown and to the monarch. Yet it is only once the central ceremony of the coronation has been reached and the Archbishop of Canterbury has placed St Edward’s Crown on the head of the new monarch that the peers follow suit and place their own coronets on their heads. The peers, represented by one member of each rank of the peerage, then pay homage to their new sovereign by removing their coronets, kneeling and swearing loyalty.

Perhaps Charles could solve his dilemma by cancelling the Coronation, dissolving the monarchy and bringing UK into the 21st Century.

Of course he should be invited. King Charles has to keep the moral high ground and it is his son!!!
Not inviting them would just add fuel to the flame!

Charles wants a big look at me needless Coronation costing tax payers millions amidst the cost of living crisis

Royal family soap opera instead of an accountable checks and balances on government Head of State

I want a republic

They will look a right pair of hypocrites if they do attend.
Then again,what`s new.

Of course he's invited....that was never in doubt

I think it’s right for them to be invited, he is Charles’ son. That said, I don’t think they should accept the invitation after all they have recently spouted. Unless they are going to be hypocrites…….oh wait….

Agree Kalu.
Two wrongs don’t make a right.

Similar scenarios play out in families all around the world, it often goes with the territory, his leaving the door ajar will resonate with many a parent who find themselves in conflict with their offspring in the hope that differences at some time in the future can be resolved. It demonstrates his love for Harry overrides personal hurt.

I’m sure Charles won’t be interested in what others think. Harry is his son and quite rightly, in my opinion, leaving the door open as many other parents, who find themselves in such a sad situation do.

I feel sure they will be invited.

If they come, the Palace will be in control of where they are seated, which cars they will travel in to the Abbey, which photo shoots they are included in,…..

Similar to the Jubilee and the Queen’s funeral.

H&M (and Netflix) won’t be calling the shots.

volver

Given that its a state occasion and not a family one, I think it would be very odd if a Counsellor of State wasn't invited, wouldn't it? Could bring about a constitutional crisis.

Now, there's a thing.

Yes, don't they have to be witnesses?

Harry is his son. Of course he’ll invite them.