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The Royal Family Attended Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey

The Royal Family Attended Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey

King Charles and Queen Camilla, along with other members of the Royal Family, attended the annual Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey, bringing together voices, cultures and performances from across the 56 Commonwealth nations.

Prince William and Princess Catherine joined King Charles, Queen Camilla and other members of the Royal Family at the annual Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey on March 9.

Prince William and Princess Catherine at the Commonwealth Service Prince William and Princess Catherine at the Commonwealth Service in Westminster Abbey. Photo: The Royal Family Prince William and Princess Catherine arrive at Westminster Abbey The Prince and Princess of Wales arrive at Westminster Abbey. Photo: The Royal Family

The service brought together voices, cultures and performances from across the 56 Commonwealth nations, celebrating the shared values, diversity and connections that unite the Commonwealth.

Representative from Commonwealth nations Representatives from Commonwealth nations during the ceremony. Photo: The Royal Family Flag bearers from Commonwealth nations Flag bearers from Commonwealth nations outside Westminster Abbey. Photo: The Royal Family Performance during the service A performance during the Commonwealth Service. Photo: The Royal Family Flag bearer inside Westminster Abbey Flag bearer inside Westminster Abbey. Photo: The Royal Family

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