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The King and Queen don traditional velvet robes and white plumed hats as they're joined by Princes William and Edward for the Order of the Thistle service in Edinburgh
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The Order of the Thistle is an ancient Scottish order of chivalry, with the service at St Giles' Cathedral being a key event in the royal calendar. Royal Week in Scotland is an annual occasion where the royal family carries out various engagements and ceremonies across the country, promoting Scottish culture and heritage. The traditional attire worn by the King and Queen, including velvet robes and white plumed hats, is a significant part of the Order of the Thistle's ceremonial traditions.
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The King and Queen don traditional velvet robes and white plumed hats as they're joined by Princes William and Edward for the Order of the Thistle service in Edinburgh
The King led the royals as they arrived for a service at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh this afternoon - marking the second day of Royal Week in Scotland.
1 Jul, 11:07