Queen Elizabeth II’s latest live: King Charles leads vigil at St Giles’ Cathedral

The King: Field Marshal’s frock coat with star and ribbon of the Order of the Thistle and a field marshal’s baton.

The King also wore the collar decoration of the Order of Merit. Among his medals, the King wore a Queen’s Service Order Medal, a Coronation Medal, Silver, Gold, Diamond and Platinum Medals and a Naval Good Conduct Medal.

The King also wore a New Zealand Commemorative Medal, a New Zealand Armed Forces Award and a Canadian Forces Decoration.

The Princess Royal: Full Dress of an Admiral with Star and Ribbon of the Order of the Thistle. Alongside the Jubilee Medals, the Princess Royal wore a Queen’s Service Order, a Coronation Medal, a Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, a Canadian Forces Decoration, an Order of Service Medal of Saint John and a medal from New Zealand 1990.

The Princess also displayed three decorations: the Most Notable Order of the Garter, the Oldest and Most Noble Order of the Thistle and the Royal Victorian Order.

The Duke of York: Morning Coat with Star of the Garter.

The Duke’s medals included a South Atlantic Medal, Silver, Gold, Diamond and Platinum Jubilee Medals and Royal Navy Long Service Medals with bars.

He also wore a Canadian Forces Decoration with Bar and a New Zealand Commemoration Medal.

The Earl of Wessex: Royal Wessex Yeomanry Colonel’s Dress No. 1 (Ceremonial) with Star and Ribbon of the Order of the Garter.

The Earl of Wessex also wore all four Jubilee Medals, along with a New Zealand Medal and a Canadian Forces Medal.

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