Crowd-pleasing clip emerges of Trump receiving regal greeting by the royal family
Royal Pageantry Marks Trump's Second State Visit to the UK
During his second state visit to the UK, US President Donald Trump received a grand Royal welcome at Windsor Castle. King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William, and Kate Middleton were present to greet the President.
The event was highlighted in a new video shared by Buckingham Palace, which captures moments of the grand welcome, including the military display that was the biggest for a foreign leader in recent memory, featuring 1,300 personnel and 120 horses.
The video does not include details of the royal banquet or speeches exchanged during the visit, but Kensington Palace shared a separate video featuring moments from the banquet, led by the Prince and Princess of Wales.
The Beating Retreat ceremony, a new addition to the events surrounding President Trump's State Visit, was also part of the traditional British pageantry. This ceremony, with its origins in the early years of organized warfare, signifies the closing of camp gates and the lowering of flags at the end of the day. Lieutenant Colonel Robert H. England led the ceremony during President Trump's State Visit at Windsor Castle.
King Charles and US President Donald Trump exchanged speeches during the royal banquet, making this a rare second state visit for Trump to the UK. The visit was indeed a day to remember in Windsor, as the video caption reads, "@potus."
The Beating Retreat ceremony, the grand welcome, the royal banquet, and the traditional British pageantry made President Trump's second state visit to the UK an unforgettable event.
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