Britain's King Charles, left, and President Donald Trump sit in a carriage during a procession through Windsor Castle, England, Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2025. (Toby Melville/Pool Photo via AP)
The visit is seen as a key ceremonial moment in Trump’s diplomatic calendar, blending pageantry with politics and setting the tone for the rest of his state trip.
US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have arrived at Windsor Castle as they kick off their first full day of a historic second state visit to Britain.
The couple made a grand entrance in royal carriages alongside King Charles III and Queen Camilla, marking one of the most iconic ceremonial highlights of the trip.
The royal welcome began with the Prince and Princess of Wales greeting the Trumps upon their arrival by helicopter at the royal residence, before King Charles and Queen Camilla personally received them outside Victoria House.
The day’s events underscore the enduring significance of the “special relationship” between the United States and the United Kingdom.
Windsor Castle, steeped in centuries of tradition, provided a dramatic backdrop as the leaders highlighted the bond between the two nations.
Security around Windsor and central London has been stepped up to unprecedented levels.
A mammoth operation is underway involving thousands of police officers, with counterterrorism measures and air restrictions in effect.
Demonstrations organized by the “Stop Trump Coalition” are expected both in Windsor and in London, with protests ranging from peaceful marches to larger rallies.
The visit is seen as a key ceremonial moment in Trump’s diplomatic calendar, blending pageantry with politics, and setting the tone for the rest of his state trip.
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