High angle LSs Westminster Abbey, with coach outside coach moves off, followed by escort. LS Pan from Big Ben showing 12.35 to crowded stands. LS Procession coming towards. Various shots of Household Cavalry...
High angle LSs Westminster Abbey, with coach outside coach moves off, followed by escort. LS Pan from Big Ben showing 12.35 to crowded stands. LS Procession coming towards. Various shots of Household Cavalry passing Houses of Parliament. LS Royal Marines lined along road, as car passes by. Full screen, crowd. LS as procession makes its way along Whitehall. LS As Household Cavalry goes into Horseguards Parade, pan up to clock tower. Various shots, as procession comes through arch and across Horseguards Parade.
LS as the procession leaves Horseguards Parade, pan up to clock tower. Various shots, as procession comes through arch and across Horseguards Parade. LS as the procession leaves Horseguards - away up road. Various shots of adults and children waving. Various shots, procession up Mall and round Victoria Memorial. Various shots from Buckingham Palace roof of the procession up Mall and round Victoria Memorial showing crowds and stands. LS 'Britannia'. Various shots dockers looking at the Britannia at Hays Wharf. Two LSs 'Britannia'. LS Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones (Lord Snowdon) down ramp towards royal launch. MS Princess M. and Armstrong Jones on royal launch.
LS Launch moving up river. LS as launch makes its way up river past boats, to the royal yacht 'Britannia'. LS Launch alongside 'Britannia'. Princess M. and Armstrong Jones mount steps onto 'Britannia's' deck. CU Tower Bridge opening. LS and MS 'Britannia' in the pool of London. CU Pan with the Britannia showing Princess M and Armstrong Jones on the bridge. Various shots, crowd waving. LS as Britannia sails under Tower Bridge.
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