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The two attended services at the local parish near Birkhall, a hunting lodge on the Balmoral estate that Charles inherited from his grandmother, the Queen Mother, where they are celebrating their honeymoon for about 10 days.
Wearing a tartan kilt while his new bride wore a fuchsia coat and matching feathered tam, Charles greeted parishioners and fans after he and Camilla arrived in a gray Audi, which the groom drove himself.
"I'm sure you'll be very happy," Denise Glover, a 61-year-old housewife, called out to the Prince, who responded: "Yes, she is a remarkable lady."
A few more details of Saturday's wedding ceremony have also been reported, with Britain's Press Association saying that Charles thanked several in a speech delivered at Windsor Castle. These included his new father-in-law, Maj. Bruce Shand; his "wonderful sons," Princes William and Harry; his staff; and finally, "my darling Camilla."
In making his toasts, Charles adopted the habit of his late grandmother, the Queen Mum, by saying "Up!" before each name.
Then he added: "Down with the press!" – which elicited a loud cheer, the Press Association said.
