Some others featured in the snap aren't as familiar despite most of them working tirelessly for the monarchy
Members of the Royal Family joined King Charles and Queen Camilla for their official Coronation photos to mark the historic moment.
Duke of Kent The Duke of Kent is the oldest member of the Royal Family, the 87-year-old is a cousin of the late Queen and continues to carry out duties on behalf of the monarch. His father died in an RAF plane crash in Caithness, Scotland, during World War Two on August 25, 1942, writes The Mirror. Duke of Gloucester The Duke of Gloucester is another cousin of the late Queen and one of the little-known full-time working royals. The 78-year-old, whose first name is Richard, did not plan to take on royal duties and actually studied at Cambridge before embarking on a successful career as an architect.
She joins her husband on many royal engagements and also carries out some of her own. In total, she carried out 94 engagements last year. She has an association with more than 60 organisations that include the Children's Society, Parkinson's UK, the Lawn Tennis Association and the Royal Academy of Music.
Although he didn't receive a royal title upon marriage, he has since been made a Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order and was also a personal aide-de-camp to Elizabeth II.
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