The Prince of Wales’s annual Prince Charles Service will take place for the fifth year early next month, with movie stars Kate Winslet, Chihetel Ejiofor and Hannah Waddingham delivering readings at the event.
The “power of love and togetherness” will be celebrated together at the Christmas event led by Catherine, who wants to recognize people across the country who contribute to society.
Organizers say the theme was chosen because people can celebrate love in all its forms in a world that always feels felt and gathered.
The service – which will mix traditional and modern elements to include people of all faiths and none – will be held at Westminster Abbey on 5 December.
Last Christmas, Catherine focused equally on love, and the importance of giving and receiving empathy, following her cancer diagnosis that year.
she talking about his relief to finish his course of chemotherapy in September 2024, and revealed this year in January that he In remission from cancer.
In 2021, The guests were amazed by his piano playing skills Join musician Tom Walker in a clip shown at the event, which is set up for people supporting their communities during the covid salmemic.
Guests at the event will be people nominated by Lord-Tieutenantts across the UK and charities linked to the royal family. Among them will be guests invited after showing love and kindness this year.
As well as readings of Staring Stars Stars, Carols will be sung by the Westminster Abbey choir, along with musical performances.
A cheerful display based on the importance of nature in our lives, created by horticulturist Jamie Butterworth, will be part of the event.
The horticultural society is also set to donate wreaths made by their ambassadors and students.
Across the UK, 15 Community Carol services on the same theme of love and partnership will take place, including a community farm in Newbury.
The Westminster Abbey Service will air on ITV1 and ITVX on Christmas Eve and again on Christmas Day.