The countdown is on until King Charles and Queen Camilla's grand coronation day.
The historic event will take place at Westminster Abbey on 6 May - when the eyes of the world will be on the royal couple.
And with preparations now fully underway, Charles and Camilla have decided to take a break from the planning, and retreat to one of their favourite residences.
The royals are currently enjoying time together at Balmoral in Scotland.
Charles and Camilla were spotted attending church at Crathie Kirk on Sunday, with the King driving there and back in his Audi E-tron.
The church has been the place of worship for the British royal family whenever they are in residence at nearby Balmoral Castle.
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It was here that a private service for family was held following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on 10 September, ahead of her state funeral nine days later at Westminster Abbey.
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Charles, meanwhile, will be involved in the final preparations ahead of his historic coronation next month.
It will be a family affair; the King will be joined by both of his sons as he is crowned at Westminster Abbey.
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Just last week, it was confirmed that Prince Harry would be in attendance, albeit without his wife and their children.
Whether or not he will have a role at the ceremony remains to be seen. Following his decision to step back as a working royal, Harry's involvement seems unlikely – and so too does his appearance alongside the rest of the royal family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.
For the Platinum Jubilee, the late Queen dictated that only working members of the royal family would appear on the famous balcony, ruling out Harry and Meghan.
And after the pageant celebrations, the monarch was only joined by Charles and Camilla, William, Kate, George, Charlotte and Louis for an impromptu balcony appearance.
The Sussexes, meanwhile, only one made public appearance during the Platinum Jubilee, when they attended a Thanksgiving Service at St Paul's Cathedral.
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