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.
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