Charles & Camilla's Maundy Service in Wales

On April 2nd, King Charles III and Queen Camilla kicked off Easter week at the Royal

Monty Service in St. Asaf Cathedral, North Wales.

This marked the first time the event hit Welsh soil since 1982, and only the second ever

in his long history.

The service falls on Monty Thursday, the day before Good Friday, honoring the last supper

with the monarch handing out special Monty money.

Charles gave coins to 77 men and 77 women, matching his own age as a nod to community service.

They shared the spotlight with top church figures like the Archbishop of Wales, Cherry Van,

the Bishop of Norwich, and the Cathedral Dean.

Yeoman of the Guard lit a classic procession, while local coasters and musicians play tunes

by Welsh composers to amp up the homecoming vibe.

Charles rocked a sharp black tailcoat, white shirt, grey stripes, and silver tie, keeping it polished.

Camilla turned heads in a navy coat with floral details, black suede boots, a lace-trimmed

hat, and her signature brooch and deor bag, pure elegance.

Prince William and Kate skipped the occasion, but the Royal's presence underscored tradition

alive and well, setting a thoughtful tone before Easter.

Sunday.

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I'm Corey with The Story.