Charles & Camilla's Love Story

0:00It's April 9th. Entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and trending. King Charles and Queen Camilla tied the knot on April 9th, 2005, in a low-key civil ceremony at Windsor Guildhall just outside the castle. It was super intimate with only 28 guests, including Charles' sons William and Harry, plus Camilla's kids Tom and Laura from her first marriage. Their romance had made headlines for years, especially after the drama with Charles 's past marriage to Diana. Earlier that day, they followed up with a service of prayer and dedication at St. George's Chapel, led by the Archbishop of Canavera. Camilla skipped the traditional tiara, rocking two stylish hats instead, one feathered for the ceremony with a white dress and coat, then a gold. Feather piece over a blue gown. They even brought in top photographer Hugo Bernand, who shot big royal moments like William and Kate's wedding. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip skipped the civil part because of Church of England

1:00rules on divorce, but they showed up for the chapel blessing and hosted a reception afterward. The kids stepped up too. William and Tom served as witnesses, which Charles's siblings like Anne and Andrew there cheering them on. Fast forward nearly two decades, and they've hit milestones like their kids weddings, grand kids arriving, and Charles's coronation in 2000. 23. Camilla later shared how fast time flies on their 18th anniversary. Their story proves love wins out, evolving from controversy to the heart of the monarchy, steady through it all.