Holyrood Week RECAP: King Charles makes third outfit change of the day for Garden Party

King Charles and Queen Camilla have been photographed meeting guests at this year's Sovereign's Garden Party as part of 'Royal Week', also known as 'Holyrood Week'.Unlike previous years, this year's 'Royal Week' will be shorter than previous years and only last from July 2 until July 5. The King began his official engagements earlier today.

Prince Edward attended the Sovereign's Garden Party at Holyrood House alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla.

The Duke of Edinburgh attended the garden party as part of Royal Week.

King Charles attended this afternoon's Sovereign's Garden Party at the Palace of Holyrood in Edinburgh with Queen Camilla. Attending the party, the King took the time to speak to guests including Victoria Webber who is one of the first female High Constables.

King Charles has been pictured greeting guests at the Sovereign's Garden Party at Holyrood House. The monarch, on his third outfit change of the day, is spending some of this week in Scotland. Earlier today, his visit to Edinburgh marked the start of Royal Week.

The King looks dapper in a morning suit as he popped his third outfit on today.

He started the day in his trusty navy suit, before changing into military uniform to host an investiture ceremony.

The King and Queen are set to be joined by the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh to host guests at a Garden Party at The Palace of Holyroodhouse.

The Royal Family has issued a social media post, marking the visit to Edinburgh on July 2 by King Charles and Queen Camilla.The post on the official X account, reads: "Today, at the traditional Ceremony of the Keys, The King was welcomed into the city of Edinburgh, 'your ancient and hereditary kingdom of Scotland' by the Lord Provost, who offers him the keys of the city."

Even as Duchess of Cornwall, Her Majesty became Patron of several organisations which promote and support literacy including the National Literacy Trust, First Story, Coram Beanstalk and Booktrust.Today, Camilla celebrates those who have a strong interest in highlighting the importance of literacy in Edinburgh, the UK and internationally.

Her Majesty, meanwhile, is hosting a celebration for those to work to promote Scottish Literacy.

Queen Camilla has a strong interest in highlighting literacy importance in the UK and internationally.

At the Palace of Holyroodhouse, she is meeting authors and representatives from Edinburgh International Book Festival, and the Scottish Book Trust.

Footage shows Camilla chatting to author Sir Ian Rankin...

Recipients of Investitures include bestselling author Sir Alexander McCall Smith, creator of The No 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series and the 44 Scotland Street novels, who receives a knighthood for services to literature, academia and charity.

Royal Week has started with tradition and splendour, and the King is spending time engaging with the public after completing the Ceremony of the Keys.

Royal Week, also known as Holyrood Week, has deep roots dating back to the 19th century when Queen Victoria established the tradition of spending time in Scotland.

King Charles's arrival was marked by a formal procession, with a guard of honour composed of Scottish regiments, accompanied by a military band.

The Ceremony of the Keys is a public event, allowing residents and visitors to witness this historic ritual.

During an inspection, King Charles is saluted by a member of the Pipes and Drums 2nd Battalion Royal Regiment of Scotland.

King Charles has officially received the keys to the city of Edinburgh from Lord Provost Councillor Robert Aldridge who welcomes His Majesty formally and pledges the city's loyalty.

The great key of the city is placed on red velvet cushion for the King.

The Ceremony of the Keys is being held on the forecourt of the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

The reigning Monarch has arrived at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh!

Soldiers of the Royal Regiment of Scotland prepare for the King's arrival, ahead of the Ceremony of the Keys on the forecourt of the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

Royal Week is "slightly scaled back this year" because of the General Election, states the Daily Express Royal Editor, Emily Ferguson - but there's still a "number of events including a Garden Party".

On July 2, King Charles and Queen Camilla will arrive in Edinburgh and participate in the following:

- The traditional Ceremony of the Keys which is held in the Gardens of The Palace of Holyroodhouse (marking the start of Holyrood Week)

- The King will hold an Investiture - the event recognises Scottish residents who have made a significant contribution to society

- Queen Camilla will host a reception to celebrate those who work to promote Scottish literacy

-Their Majesties will be joined by the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh to host a Garden Party

Every year, the reigning Monarch spends a week visiting Scotland and hosting gatherings at the Palace of Holyrood to celebrate Scottish culture, achievements and people who have contributed greatly to their community.

Known in Scotland as 'Royal Week', the visit normally takes place from the end of June to the beginning of July. This year, the King and Queen will arrive in Scotland today (June 2) and stay until June 5.

The week always begins on the forecourt of Holyrood Palace with an unusual ceremony called Ceremony of the Keys -where the King is officially welcomed into the city of Edinburgh.

Events will include an Investiture, a Garden Party, promoting Scottish literacy and a huge celebration for the 900th anniversary of the city of Edinburgh.

Good morning. The King and Queen will shortly be welcomed to Scotland to mark the beginning of Holyrood Week, also known as 'Royal Week', in Scotland. For the latest news, updates and pictures, follow this live blog.