Each year, two major royal ceremonies take place, and, assuming they go ahead in 2021, you can request tickets to attend one of them.
Fancy an evening in Horseguards Parade watching a military precision drill, with cannons, and finished off with fireworks?
Each year, two major royal ceremonies take place, and you can request tickets to attend them.
Look to the skies on Saturday lunchtime (8th June), as a military flypast will pass over central London, followed by the Red Arrows.
Each year, two major regal ceremonies take place, and you can request tickets to attend them.
Anyone can watch the Trooping the Colour on telly, but what’s it like to be in the audience, in Horseguards Parade itself?
Early each year is the time to plan ahead to attend some of the UK’s grand pomp and ceremony events for the summer ahead.
If you’re planning to watch the large military aircraft flypast over Central London at lunchtime, and want to know what each of the aircraft overhead is, then the list has been released.
It may be a Diamond Jubilee year, and The Queen will be doing lots of things that will open only to carefully checked dignitaries, local politicians, and of course… school children. However, there are two annual regal engagements that are…
The annual Trooping the Colour ceremony occurs in June at Horse Guards Parade – and while you can watch it on the telly or parts of it from The Mall, it is much more fun to have a seat within…
Just a reminder that if you want to put your name into the ballot for tickets to watch the Trooping the Colour from the seated area in Horseguards, then you need to send your letter within the next day or…
