Coronation of King Charles III - London
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
On May 6th the United Kingdom will celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III, the first ceremony of that kind in the last 70 years. It's estimated that about 2.000 personalities from all around the world will be specially invited, as well as hundreds of tourists and local people will gather to live the event.
About 9:00 am the King will start the procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey in a two kilometres journey.
At 11:00 AM, the religious service will start and extend for about two or three hours. After that, the procession of the King will be back to Buckingham Palace where it will be a military salute. After that, the King with his family will wave to the people from the balcony of the palace.
On Sunday it'll be "The big lunch", people are invited to share the lunch on the streets to celebrate. And at night in Windsor castle there will be a big concert with well known artists.
I'll be able to record, pre-edit and send images on Friday (preparations), Saturday (surroundings of the coronation), and Sunday "The big lunch". The covering proposal consist on: shows how the British live this historical event, as well as the tourists that came specially for this occasion.
About 9:00 am the King will start the procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey in a two kilometres journey.
At 11:00 AM, the religious service will start and extend for about two or three hours. After that, the procession of the King will be back to Buckingham Palace where it will be a military salute. After that, the King with his family will wave to the people from the balcony of the palace.
On Sunday it'll be "The big lunch", people are invited to share the lunch on the streets to celebrate. And at night in Windsor castle there will be a big concert with well known artists.
I'll be able to record, pre-edit and send images on Friday (preparations), Saturday (surroundings of the coronation), and Sunday "The big lunch". The covering proposal consist on: shows how the British live this historical event, as well as the tourists that came specially for this occasion.