The Queen's Birthday Parade ( Trooping the Colour) 2021

Photographer: Sergeant Donald C Todd, RLC | 12 June 2021

The Queen was joined on the dais by HRH The Duke of Kent, who is Royal Colonel Scots Guards, when F Company Scots Guards Trooped the Colour of 2nd Battalion Scots Guards in the Quadrangle at Windsor Castle, in a socially distanced Queen’s Birthday Parade.

Although smaller than a traditional Trooping the Colour, due to rules over social distancing, the parade had been carefully designed to incorporate many of the traditional elements with the Foot Guards, in their distinctive red tunics and bearskin caps, joined on parade by the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment and The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery.

The Massed Bands of the Household Division and the 1st Battalion Scots Guards Pipes and Drums provided musical support and the parade culminated in a fly past by the Red Arrows and at 12 noon The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery fired a 41 Gun Royal Salute from East Lawn to mark Her Majesty’s official birthday

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  • Queen's Birthday Parade 2021
 
 
  • Her Majesty The Queen
    Her Majesty The Queen was accomanied by HRH The Duke of Kent, Colonel of the Scots Guards
  • Roayl Salute
    Royal Salute
  • Drum Majors lead the Massed Bands
    Drum Majors lead the Massed Bands during the Queen's Birthday Parade
  • QBP-120621-mod-02
    Scots Guards Pipers
  • QBP-120621-mod-04
    F Company Scots Guards
  • Household Cavalry
    Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment
  • Spin Wheel
    Massed Bands perform a socially distanced spin wheel
  • Smiling HM The Queen
    A beautiful smile from HM The Queen
  • Grenadier Guards
    Number 2 Guard was found by Nijmegen Company Grenadier Guards
  • Major General Chris Ghika
    Major General Chris Ghika
  • GSM Stokes
    Garrison Sergeant Major Vern Stokes
  • Director of Music
    Director of Music
  • Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery
    The Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery
  • Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment Standard
    Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment Standard
  • Household Cavalry
    Household Cavalry
  • Flypast
    The Queen appeared to enjoy the fly past
  • The Red Arrows
    The Red Arrows
  • F Company Scots Guards
    F Company Scots Guards
  • Coldstream Guards Officer
    Coldstream Guards Officer
  • RSM Kirkwood with the 2 Battalion Scots Guards Colours
    RSM Kirkwood with the 2 Battalion Scots Guards Colours
  • Colours handed over
    The Colours handed over to the Ensign
  • Escort to the Colours
    Escort to the Colours
  • 2nd Battalion Scots Guards Colours
    2nd Battalion Scots Guards Colours
  • QBP
  • Parade!
    Parade!
Her Majesty The Queen

Garter Day - Windsor

Her Majesty The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh

2 Rifles Dismount - Windsor

2 Rifles Dismounting the Widsor Castle Guard

Behind the Scenes - Windsor

irish Guards Band in Victoria Barracks

Bands - Windsor

Band of the Wesh Guards marching up Castle Hill

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