Camilla rewears her wedding dress as King and Queen finally pictured together on special anniversary in Rome

The royal couple marked the milestone as the King became the first British monarch to address both houses of Italy's Parliament.

Queen Camilla arrived at the Italian Parliament wearing her civil wedding dress from 2005.

The white Anne Valentine dress has been modified for the occasion with additional embroidery from Beth Somerville from the King's Foundation.

The Queen watched as the King delivered his historic address to both houses of Italy's Parliament.

This marked a significant moment as Charles became the first British monarch to speak before the Italian legislative bodies.

The King and Queen spent the morning separately before joining together for their parliamentary visit.

King Charles met with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at Villa Doria Pamphili, where he was welcomed on a red carpet and inspected the cavalry Guards.

Meanwhile, Queen Camilla visited a local school.

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Following their parliamentary engagements, the royal couple will have some private time this afternoon.

In the evening, they will attend a State banquet celebrating the ties between Britain and Italy.

Guests at the banquet will likely raise a glass to toast the couple's anniversary.