King Charles III met with service personnel and their families during a visit to Wattisham Flying Station in 2013 (Image: Archant)
On Saturday, September 10, King Charles III was formally proclaimed as the nation's new sovereign following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
The proclamation was made at St James's Palace in London.
Today, he will be proclaimed King in a series of ceremonies in the region starting in Ipswich at 1pm and a further 22 locations across the county from 3.30pm.
The Royal Family, and particularly the new King, have a strong relationship with Suffolk with dozens of visits over the years.
Here is a selection of pictures from times King Charles III visited Suffolk.
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