A look at the young Royals attending King Charles’ Coronation including Lady Louise Windsor

As of today, King Charles is the oldest monarch to be crowned in British history at the age of 74, however he was joined by several of the younger Royal Family members during the Coronation in Westminster Abbey.

While Prince William’s three children were among the youngest at the ceremony aged nine, eight and five respectively, a few of the teenage Royals were spotted in the 2,500-strong crowds.

Ahead of the monarch arriving in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach, his youngest brother Prince Edward walked in with his wife Sophie and their children Lady Louise Windsor, 19, and James Viscount Severn, 15.

The two young Royals commanded attention late last year during the funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth and the preceding lying-in state ceremony as James became the youngest ever to participate in the event.

Similarly, today Lady Louise Windsor looked stunning as she adorned a £1,290 Suzannah London chiffon tea dress that channelled summer with prints of sapphire-blue blooming flowers, taken by French botanical photographer Rachel Levy.

Pairing the dress with a powder blue hat from Jane Taylor, Lady Louise took a break from her first-year studies at St Andrews University to watch her uncle be crowned.

Lady Louise was joined by her brother James, who rarely makes public appearances, as he wore a tailored suit and burgundy tie.

A week ahead of Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones’ 21st birthday and her first May Tatler cover, the young Royal was spotted arriving at Westminster Abbey as well.

Lady Margarita is the daughter of King Charles’ first cousin David and the granddaughter of Princess Margaret; she is often spotted on the balcony of Buckingham Palace but will she appear today?

Lastly, Lady Margarita’s older brother Charles, who has recently graduated from Eton College, is reported to be sat alongside his father in the Abbey.