King Charles and Queen Camilla celebrated their coronation anniversary again, this time in Scotland, where they traveled together.

The events took place in Edinburgh, and were also attended by Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Shortly before the coronation celebration, the royal couple held a garden party at Holyroodhouse, their summer residence.

Princess Anne also helped with preparations for the event.

Garden parties are a favorite tradition of the British royal family and are organized every year at Buckingham Palace and one at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

These events bring together more than 30,000 guests, who attend for a leisurely summer afternoon.

Guests usually arrive around 3pm, with the royals making their appearance an hour later, marking the official start of the party.

Recently, the 74-year-old king and his 75-year-old wife hosted the first garden party of the summer season at Buckingham, their permanent residence.

On Tuesday, July 4, the second garden party was held as part of Royal Week in Scotland.

This week is a tradition established by Queen Elizabeth and they spend a whole week every year in the country.

The highlight of this week, also called Holyrood Week, is the second coronation celebration.

The ceremonial nature of the ceremony will be similar to that held on May 6, but on a smaller scale.

Before guests arrived, King Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, unveiled the palace’s new entrance.

This entrance was renamed the Jubilee Gates, in memory of Queen Elizabeth, who died last September.