Photographs of The Procession Crowds line the streets as the Household Cavalry ride to the dais in Datchet Road where the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh will greet King Abdullah II and his wife, Queen Rania A banner in the Jordanian colours The Farriers of the Blues bring up the rear of the Household Cavalry with their shining axes

The Carriage Procession Mounted Police Advance Points 1st Division of the Escort 1st Division of the Escort lead the procession up the hill to the castle as a soldier of No. 4 Half Company of the Grenadier Guards presents arms The State Landaus pass below the castle walls   2nd Division of the Escort First Carriage

The 1902 State Landau The King of The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and Queen Elizabeth II Standard Party Second Carriage The Semi-State Landau Queen Rania travelling with the Duke of Edinburgh in the second landau,   Standard Party   3rd Division Of the Escort

Third Carriage The Princess Royal Commodore Timothy Laurence, RN. His Royal Highness Lieutenant Colonel Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein Commander, His Majesty's Special Security The Lord Vestey Master of the Horse   Fourth Carriage Her Royal Highness Princess Basma Bint Talal His Excellency Mr Walid Kurdi His Royal Highness Prince Hashim Bin Al Hussen The Countess of Airlie Fifth Carriage His Excellency Mr Ali Abu Ragheb Prime Minister Mrs. Yousra Abu Ragheb His Excellency Or. Fayez Tarawneh Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court Mrs Rouwaida Tarawneh   Sixth Carriage His Excellency Mr. Abdul Ilah Khatib Foreign Minister His Excellency Mr Faisal El Fayez Chief of Royal Protocol The Lord Faringdon Mrs. Fiona Henderson   Seventh Carriage His Excellency Mr Timoor Daghistani Ambassador of Jordan Mrs Patrice Daghistani Mr. Edward Chaplin Mrs. Chaplin

4th Division of the Escort Rear Points Car Crown Equerry Mounted Police Car Metropolitan Police A behind the scenes view in River Street Car Park, where Police and local authority vehicles park up during the procession

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