Regimental March-Past
Visitors hear stirring military music and see the battalion marching in step.
Welsh Guards St David’s Day Parade
St David’s Day Parade
Windsor, United Kingdom
Mar 3, 2026ConfirmedSource
Each March 1, the Welsh Guards mark St David's Day with a ceremonial parade at Combermere Barracks in Windsor. The battalion, with veterans and families, assembles for a formal parade on the patron saint's day, in a celebration kept since the regiment's founding in 1915.
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Leek Presentation and Salute
Guests witness the commanding officer present leeks to officers and band before the march past.
Where it happens
Combermere Barracks Parade Ground
Windsor, United Kingdom
Open in MapsHow to show up well
Dress for the setting
Wear smart attire or national dress (e.g. Welsh symbolism)
Read the local rhythm
Learn a Welsh greeting (e.g. “Cymru am Byth” or „Wales forever”)
Keep the visit respectful
Stand for the Colonel’s salute and the national salute; applaud respectfully, and do not ap...
Practical notes
Tickets
Free events are available.
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Welsh Guards St David’s Day Parade
St David’s Day Parade
Windsor, United Kingdom
Each March 1, the Welsh Guards mark St David's Day with a ceremonial parade at Combermere Barracks in Windsor. The battalion, with veterans and families, assembles for a formal parade on the patron saint's day, in a celebration kept since the regiment's founding in 1915.
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The story behind it
Celebrated since the formation of the Welsh Guards in 1915, the parade honors Wales’ patron saint and the regiment’s Welsh identity. It reinforces the unique position of the Welsh Guards as the only Welsh Foot Guards unit, complete with traditional Welsh symbols (leeks) and songs. The ceremony exemplifies British military pageantry mixed with Welsh cultural pride.
Key moments to know
Regimental March-Past
Visitors hear stirring military music and see the battalion marching in step.
Leek Presentation and Salute
Guests witness the commanding officer present leeks to officers and band before the march past.
How to show up well
first-timer tips
Dress for the setting
Wear smart attire or national dress (e.g. Welsh symbolism)
Read the local rhythm
Learn a Welsh greeting (e.g. “Cymru am Byth” or „Wales forever”)
Keep the visit respectful
Stand for the Colonel’s salute and the national salute; applaud respectfully, and do not approach active milita...
Respect local boundaries
Attendees should show respect by standing quietly, removing hats during the salute, and observing military etiq...
Essentials at a glance
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Mar 3, 2026
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City / Area
Windsor
England
Cost
Free public events available
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Families welcome
Restricted visitor welcome
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