King Charles abandons some traditional aspects of the Coronation

• Charles III is considering abandoning long-standing customs at his coronation.
• The decision by the new monarch to perform a smaller and shorter ceremony followed news that Charles is aware that the general people has been having difficulties.

According to The Mirror, King Charles III has been considering abandoning long-standing customs at his coronation due to the rising expense of living.

The decision by the new monarch to perform a smaller and shorter ceremony followed news that Charles is aware that the general people have been having difficulties, according to the site.

The publication was informed by a source that “The King is very aware of the struggles experienced by modern Britons and will see his wishes carried through that while his coronation ceremony should stay right and true to the long-held traditions of the past, it should also be representative of a monarchy in a modern world.”

“The insider continued, “The King has long advocated for a streamlined or slimmed-down monarchy, and this project could undoubtedly be argued to fit with his vision.

It has been claimed that the parade, which is set to take place next year, will no longer include the significant tradition of giving gold to the queen.

An insider told The Mail on Sunday, “In an age where people are feeling the pinch, this is not going to happen”.