Kensington Palace has released a stunning behind-the-scenes video of the Prince and Princess of Wales at the King’s Coronation last week.
William and Kate made headlines with their eye-catching outfits at the historic crowning of King Charles III.
Their children Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince Louis, five, also stole the show at the ceremony watched by millions around the world.
A video released by the Wales’s official YouTube account provides a rare glimpse into their family life during the packed Coronation weekend.
The film captures the jubilant atmosphere of the celebration as it shows William and Kate meeting crowds of royal fans on the Mall outside Buckingham Palace the evening before the Coronation.
A stunning new video shows behind-the-scenes footage of the Waleses over the Coronation weekend
Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince Louis, four, get ready for the Coronation at Kensington Palace
It then shows William and Kate getting ready at Kensington Palace along with Charlotte and Louis the following morning.
The royal couple can be seen wearing their stunning Royal Victorian Order Mantles, while Kate wowed with her white Alexander McQueen dress.
The family then leave the palace to travel to Westminster Abbey in a gold carriage, alongside thousands of armed forces personnel and Buckingham Palace household members.
William, Kate and their children are then spotted standing on the Buckingham Palace balcony along with other members of the Royal Family after the Coronation ceremony.
The royals and the thousands of people gathered outside the palace were then treated to a flyover by the Red Arrows despite the poor weather.
The following day, the family can be seen in the film pitching in for the Big Help Out – a volunteering event held across the country to celebrate the King’s years of public service.
The Princess of Wales prepares to leave Kensington Palace for the Coronation service at Westminster Abbey
William gets in the car to the Coronation wearing his ceremonial robes
The Waleses stand on the Buckingham Palace balcony with other members of the Royal Family following the King’s Coronation
Members of the Royal Air Force march past Buckingham Palace as the King and Queen wave to the crowd
Prince Louis gives his father a hand with a digger during the Big Help Out the day after the Coronation
Prince William rehearses for his speech on stage at Windsor Castle ahead of the Coronation Concert
Prince William pictured at Windsor Castle for the Coronation Concert where he delivered a tribute to the King
Katy Perry performs at the Coronation Concert as she helps to round off the historic weekend
William told his father ‘we are all so proud of you’ at a speech at the concert at Windsor Castle
Prince Louis can be seen helping out with a digger while his brother George has a go at archery before the family join in a group photo with the other volunteers.
The video ends with clips taken at the Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle which starred Katy Perry, Lionel Ritchie and Take That before William makes a speech in honour of the King.
He told his father: ‘We are all so proud of you.’
The wholesome footage marks a contrast with the Netflix series released by Harry and Meghan which sparked controversy last year.
The couple made a series of bombshell claims against the royals, including Harry saying that his family had not understood that Meghan needed protection against racist attacks.
Meghan also described how she was shocked by the formality of the Royal Family and described how she bowed when she met the Queen.
The documentary sparked a war of words between the Sussexes and the rest of the royals.
Although the programme claimed that members of the royal family declined to comment, Kensington Palace said they had only received an email from a third party which they were unable to verify with Harry and Meghan’s company Archewell.
Harry travelled to the Coronation without Meghan from their home in Montecito, California last week.
The prince spent only 28 hours in the UK and is understood to have had only limited contact with his family members during his time there.
Following the end of the service at Westminster Abbey, Harry travelled straight to Heathrow where he boarded a flight back to the US for his son Archie’s birthday.
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