In which month is the Trooping of the Colour ceremony held?

The Trooping of the Colour ceremony is held in June to celebrate the official birthday of the British Sovereign. Historically, this event takes place on the second Saturday of June, bringing together an impressive display of pageantry, where the various regiments of the British Army showcase their flags, known as colours. This tradition has been carried on for centuries and remains a significant and colorful event in the British royal calendar, attracting large crowds and being broadcast to a wider audience.

The other months listed do not coincide with this traditional ceremony; April, August, and November are not associated with the Trooping of the Colour, which is specifically rooted in June's significance related to the monarchy's official birthday celebrations.