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After the homage to the King, the Queen was also crowned and didn't have to take an oath. The final moments of the ceremony had a communion, taken by the King and the Queen as an act of worship of the Christian church. After that, they went to the St. Edward's chapel and took the crowns off and replaced them with the imperial crown before joining the procession out of the abbey.

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The King sat on his throne, where there would be a homage payed by all the royals and peers, but the only one who did it was the Prince of Wales. The Archbishop invited everyone, including those who where not at the ceremony, to pledge their allegiance by saying "I swear that I will pay true allegiance to Your Majesty, and to your heirs and successors according to law. So help me God."

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This was the crowning moment, where King Charles III wore the St. Edward's Crown.The original crown was melted by Oliver Cromwell in 1649. This one was made for King Charles II, who wanted a version similar to the original, but much more fancier.

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The King sat on the coronation chair to be anointed by the Archbishop. A special oil, made from olives harvested at the Mount of Olives at Jerusalem, was poured on top of the King's head using the Coronation spoon. The oil was stored inside an Ampulla made of gold, and spoon was also made of gold, but much older than the Ampulla.

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After the Archbishop of Canterbury acknowledged many beliefs and faiths present in UK, saying that the church of England would "seek to foster an environment in which people of all faiths may live freely", the coronation oath was started. The King was asked if he would uphold the law and the church of England during his reign, and also said that he was a faithful protestant during the Accession Declaration Oath.

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In this moment, the King will be presented to the people and stand beside the 700 year old coronation chair. The chair was unfortunately vandalized by, possibly, some choir boys, that carved some letters in one of it's sides. Besides that, the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby shouted "God save the King", making the first declaration, and trumpets where sounded after each one of them.

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The regalia is a set of valuable items handed to the king which symbolise different aspects of the king's service and duties. It's worth knowing that UK is the only European country that still uses regalia.
Among those items are the Soreveign's Orb, a Sceptre with Cross and a Sceptre with dove, which symbolise, respectively, christianity, power and justice and the king's spiritual role.

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The king arrived at Westminster Abbey wearing a red velvet robe of state. After that, the ceremony officially started at 11:00, with music chosen by the king itself being played.

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The procession went from The Mall to Trafalgar Square, then down Whitehall and Parliment Street before going into Parliment Square and Broad Sanctuary to Reach Westminster Abbey.

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The formal celebrations started around 10:20, with a procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey. King Charles and his wife rode in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach, which is more comfortable than the it's older version, and it's even equipped with an air conditioning system.

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Charles III became the king of United Kingdom right after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. His coronation occured in May 6th, this year and it will be remembered as an important event in history from now on, not only for the residents of UK, but for people around the world also.