Five royals who you will not see at King Charles’ coronation including Lady Amelia Windsor and Diana’s brother

While the congregation for King Charles’ coronation is 2,300 people strong with family and friends of the monarch and Camilla in attendance along with foreign dignitaries, politicians, world leaders and charity reps; there will be several faces missing from Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace’s balcony.

After the guest list was finalised and the seating plan decided for those to see Charles get crowned as the 40th monarch since 1066, some members of the Firm were notably absent in receiving invitations.

Meghan Markle will be remaining in Montecito today to celebrate Archie’s fourth birthday and Sarah, the Duchess of York will be watching proceedings on the television, but here are five other faces you will also not see:

Lady Amelia Windsor

Tatler’s ‘most beautiful member of the royal family’ will not be dressing up and arriving at Westminster.

Lady Amelia Windsor, the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth’s cousin George, did not get a chance to RSVP.

Charles Spencer

Despite once being close to his brother-in-law, Diana’s brother Charles Spencer has not been included in the invitation list.

Charles also missed out on his daughter’s wedding earlier this year when Amelia Spencer tied the knot in South Africa and he remained at home in Althorp.

India Hicks

King Charles’ goddaughter India Hicks will not get the chance to see the first coronation in 70 years. 

Although she was left off the invitation list, India shared a sweet post of her godfather to Instagram saying: “...The remarkable man behind [The Prince’s Trust], and a very considerate, very patient godfather (with an annoying five year-old India).”

Zenouska Mowatt

One of Queen Elizabeth’s closest family members, Zenouska Mowatt, will also watch the coronation on TV.

Zenouska is the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth’s cousin Princess Alexandra and was last seen on the Buckingham Palace balcony for the Trooping of the Colour in 2019.

Lord Nicholas Windsor

Lastly, while Charles’ goddaughter missed out on an invite, so did Charles’ godson Lord Nicholas Windsor.

Nicholas is the youngest son of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent who forfeited his succession to the throne as a Catholic convert.