It was a bright sunny day as HM Queen Elizabeth II attended the Service of the Order of St Michael & St George at St Paul's Cathedral. Wearing a long royal blue satin cape over a white dress, complete with diamond tiara, diamond bracelets and various other regalia, HM shone as she honoured the British order of chivalry that recognises those appointees who have rendered important services in relation to Commonwealth or foreign nations.
The day is also highlighted by the investment of new inductees including: Knight Grand Cross or Dame Grand Cross (GCMG), Knight Commander (KCMG) or Dame Commander (DCMG) and Companion (CMG)
Click here to read more and to see pictures of the day.
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