Kate returns to public duties at UK Remembrance Day ceremony
Kate, Princess of Wales, joined King Charles and senior royals to commemorate British and Commonwealth service members at London's Cenotaph.
On Sunday, the Princess of Wales stood on a central balcony to watch the National Service of Remembrance, dressed in black with red poppies. King Charles led a two-minute silence at 11am.
Charles laid the first wreath. Prince William, Prince Edward and Princess Anne also laid wreaths.
Around 10,000 veterans and military cadets then marched past the memorial. They included World War II survivors and veterans from Northern Ireland, the Falklands, Iraq and Afghanistan.
Kate and Queen Camilla were seen chatting before the ceremony began.
- 11am
- Time of silence
- Cenotaph in London
- Location
- About 10,000
- Veterans and cadets marched
- Spanning more than 300
- Military organizations in march
Why it mattersKate participated in the National Service of Remembrance ceremony.
AustraliaNo direct Australian effect, though Australia also observes Remembrance Day. Many Australians follow royal events and Kate's public appearances.
