Whatever the Princess of Wales wears on her head, it will surely match the mood of the occasion perfectly, dazzlingly bejewelled or not. As part of the congregation, they have been instructed to wear day dress with hats, which has been a disappointment in itself to traditionalists who were hoping to see some of the world’s finest tiaras all paraded under one roof. Their Majesties’ crowns are indisputably a crucial part of the day, but might it bruise the ego of, say, Queen Letizia of Spain or Queen Maxima of the Netherlands if the Princess of Wales, whose husband is merely heir to the throne, is festooned in a tiara while they’re in hats? In a sentimental nod to Princess Diana, Kate wore her late mother-in-laws earring to the Coronation - previously worn to the BAFTA film awards four years ago. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{

Lana__D__ tweeted: "I adore her. So much sass and poise. Very similar personality like the Princess Royal." @AnastasiaRoya20 added: "She looks like an angel." For the first Coronation in 70 years, attendees had to show up and show out. Here's a breakdown of who wore what at this right Royal Occasion. Kate also surprised many fans by ditching her traditional tiara and opting for a bejewelled flower crown, also designed by McQueen in collaboration with milliner Jess Collett. Her ceremonial Robe of Estate was designed and embroidered by the Royal School of Needlework, whilst Ede and Ravenscroft constructed the robe itself. The piece was made of regal purple, which were made to match King Charles's robe. First Lady Jill Biden arrived to the ceremony in an elegant blue ensemble. Mrs Biden, who was sent as the States' representative, wore a Ralph Lauren skirt suit and accessorised with matching gloves and hair piece.Mrs Zelenska chose a more toned-down look but was nonetheless impactful in a monochromatic pale-teal ensemble. Her tailored overcoat featured pleated details and she paired the look with modest drop pearl jewellery. The First Lady was joined by her granddaughter Finnegan Biden who opted for a pale yellow cape dress with a matching floral headband. Leader of the House of Commons Penny Mordaunt becomes the first woman to carry the Jewelled Sword of Offering.

The Coronation of King Charles might seem like a rare excuse for the Royal family to show off some of the finest bling in their extensive and priceless collection. But anyone hoping for a dazzling display of tiaras may be disappointed on Saturday. The floral treatment: for her wedding to Prince Albert in 1840, Queen Victoria wore a simple wreath of orange blossomsBesides, if the Princess of Wales did decide to wear a tiara, it would be a choice with delicate political consequences.

And it’s not like the Princess of Wales will be weaving her own daisy chain for the historic event. In the past she has worn beautifully crafted floral headbands by milliners like Juliette Botterill and Jane Taylor, who would be more than up to the job of creating something to fit with the King’s wishes for the occasion, perhaps drawing on the natural foliage and British wildflowers like bluebells, cornflower and lily of the valley which are included on the Coronation invitation. Kate Middleton wore a very similar headpiece with her stunning white gown, making her and Charlotte the ultimate mother-daughter style duo.And although there is no suggestion of a tussle behind the scenes, it would be a nightmare attempting to decide who could wear which piece. Firstly, would other female members of the family feel that they should also have a chance to show off some family jewels? After rumours circling for months about the quandary faced by the Princess of Wales over whether she should don a tiara or not, reports suggest that her current plan is to wear a floral headpiece instead of precious jewels. Kate Middleton stunned Coronation event-goers in a regal dress by Alexander McQueen, who was also behind her 2011 wedding dress.