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Sunday, April 17, 2022

The British Royal Family gathered for a traditional Easter Sunday Church Service without Queen Elizabeth II on April 17, 2022

The Queen will mark Easter Sunday at a small chapel within Windsor Castle as she is forced to miss the traditional service

(L) Catherine, Duchess Cambridge wore light blue, as did her daughter Princess Charlotte, who held Prince William's hand as she walked to the chapel in the grounds of the castle. Prince George, like his father, wore a suit and tie

(R) Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, and (L) Sophie, the Countess of Wessex, also made their way with their two children (2nd-L) Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor and James, Viscount Severn

(R) Zara Tindall and daughter Mia Tindall attend the traditional Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel

(Left) Mike Tindall and Zara Tindall (Right) with their daughter Mia Tindall (center) attending the Easter Sunday service

(L) Princess Eugenie, Peter Philips and his daughters Isla (2nd-right) and Savannah (right) were also in attendance 

The Duchess of Cambridge stunning in Emilia Wickstead coat dress. She completed this tonal look with Emmy London 'Rebecca' pumps and the brand's 'Natasha' clutch, Jane Taylor's crepe pleated headband and Cassandra Goad 'Cavolfiore' earrings.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex dressed for the warm weather in a colorful floral dress which she matched with a stylish headpiece

 Princess Eugenie walked with cousin Peter Phillips and his two daughters, Savannah (1st-R) and Isla.

The Duchess of Cambridge looked stunning in a light blue dress coat. She completed her look with pearl earrings by Cassandra Goad 'Cavolfiore' and Jane Taylor's crepe pleated blue headpiece 

(R) Prince Edward was also in attendance with his family: wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex (L) and their two children: Lady Louise and James, Viscount Severn.

Princess Eugenie shakes hands with Dean of Windsor, The Right Revd David Conner, as she leaves the Easter Mattins Service

Zara Tindall shakes hands with Dean of Windsor, The Right Revd David Conner (L) as she leaves with Mike Tindall (R)

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge wore light blue, as she walked to the chapel in the grounds of the castle

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge leave along with their two children Prince George and Princess Charlotte after the Mattins Service at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle in Berkshire

(L) Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, (R) Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George and Princess Charlotte attend the traditional Easter Sunday Church service at St Georges Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle

Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge have arrived at the traditional Easter Sunday service with their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte as The Queen marks the occasion at a small chapel within Windsor Castle

Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge lead the Royal Family into their traditional Easter Sunday service with Prince George and Princess Charlotte all dressed in blue at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Charlotte and Prince George, shake hands with Dean of Windsor, The Rt. Rev. David Conner, as they leave the Easter Mattins Service at St George's Chapel at Winsor Castle in Berkshire

Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge have arrived at the traditional Easter Sunday service with Prince George and Princess Charlotte followed by Sophie, Countess of Wessex and her daughter Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor as The Queen marks the occasion at a small chapel within Windsor Castle

 
Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge were accompanied by their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte as they stepped out in the spring sunshine for the event at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle.

The Duchess of Cambridge with daughter Princess Charlotte attend the traditional Easter Sunday Church service at St Georges Chapel

Princess Eugenie looked effortlessly chic in a floral dress

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge in a pale blue bespoke dress coat with a pastel color Natasha clutch bag, Rebecca grey suede heels and a stylish Jane Taylor's crepe pleated headband in a shade of deeper blue.

 Princess Charlotte appeared to gently tug on her mother's dress coat following the trip to St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.

The Duchess of Cambridge in bespoke blue dress coat from Emilia Wickstead, teamed with a blue 'Jane Taylor diamond crepe pleated head band' with Princess Charlotte opting for a pretty blue floral dress and baby blue tights.

Princess Charlotte dressed in a pretty blue floral ditsy 'Forget Me Not Smocked Dress' from Rachel Riley and wearing her hair in neatly tied braids

Zara Tindall looked elegant in a navy polka dot dress from LK Bennett, which she paired with a striking pillbox hat with floral trim, she styled her blonde hair swept back from her face to reveal elegant drop earrings and a black clutch bag for the seasonal service

Zara Tindall spotted in LK Bennett navy dress. She coordinated her navy dress with a black envelope clutch bag and a floral headpiece and nude block heels.

Zara Tindall appeared to have also matched with her husband Mike Tindall, who looked dapper in a blue suit, while their daughter Mia Tindall donned a floral dress and dark blue headband.

Zara Tindall put a twist on classic monochrome by swapping black for navy with fresh white polka dots, accessorized with a striking navy and white fascinator and keeping the look modern and fresh with nude heels. Mike Tindall looked equally dapper in a blue suit and tie alongside their daughter Mia Tindall who wore a shirred floral pale blue dress and dark blue headband 

(L-R) Sophie Wessex and her daughter Lady Louise Windsor were the picture of style in vibrant floral gowns as they stepped out for the annual Easter Sunday service in Windsor

(L-R) Sophie, Countess of Wessex was effortlessly chic in a dress by Soler London as she joined daughter Louise, son James, Viscount Severn, and her husband Prince Edward at St George's Chapel in Windsor

(L-R) Sophie, Countess of Wessex in a peasant-style dress from the British fashion house in a bold print featuring a frilled neckline, long raglan sleeves and a elasticized waist with matching belt sash. While, Lady Louise Windsor donned stunning vibrant pink floral dress featuring a v-neckline and long sleeves, which she paired with matching suede court heels and a gold pendant as they attended the annual Easter Sunday service in Windsor.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex a peasant-style dress from British fashion house Soler London. The royal teamed her look with the 'Ginny' clutch in blue by Italian designer Sophie Habsburg. She finished off the look with a floral blue fascinator by Jayne Taylor.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex in a vibrant blue floral gown, paired with Jane Taylor headpiece with her daughter Lady Louise Windsor opted for a trendy midi-dress by Hush in pink which she paired with a cream headpiece as they stepped out for the annual Easter Sunday service in Windsor


Thursday, October 11, 2018

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank went to St George's Chapel for their final wedding preparations on October 11, 2018

Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor, 14, is the daughter of the Earl and Countess of Wessex and attends St George's School, Ascot. She was a bridesmaid for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Gracious and well-mannered, she is a firm favorite of the Queen. She and her younger brother James Viscount Severn's role as 'special attendants' at their cousin's Princess Eugenie's wedding.

Tom Brooksbank, pictured, younger brother of groom Jack will be the best man

Maud will be among the bridesmaids, pictured is the daughter of Lord Freddie Windsor, son of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent

(L-R) Savannah Philips, Mia Tindall, and Isla Philips will be among the bridesmaids. Savannah and Isla are daughters of Peter Philips and his Canadian wife Autumn, while Mia is the daughter of Zara and Mike Tindall

Princess Beatrice, pictured filming as an extra in Young Victoria at Lincoln Cathedral will be her younger sister Princess Eugenie's maid of honor during tomorrow's wedding in Windsor

James, Viscount Severn, ten, is the son of the Earl and Countess of Wessex, he is considered shy but is said to be a 'delightful' boy in private. He and oldest sister are both the stewards at their cousin's Princess Eugenie's wedding.

Princess Charlotte, three, will be making her fourth appearance as a bridesmaid, having already made star turns at the weddings of her uncle, Prince Harry, auntie Pippa Middleton, and godmother, Sophie Carter. She is said to rule the roost back at the Cambridge family home. Her brother Prince George, five, is more wary of the cameras than his sister but is also an old hand at weddings

Alexios Sheppard, 11, (left) and Leo Mills, 12, (right) both performed at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's wedding and now will be center stage for the nuptials of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank

Camilla the Duchess of Cornwall and Rothesay in Scotland is pictured outside Alford Community Campus in Aberdeenshire where she joined pupils taking part in a cooking class during her trip to Scotland that will see her miss the royal wedding

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visited Alford Community Campus today ahead of her visit to Crathie Primary School near Balmoral tomorrow. Her engagement on Friday means she will miss out on Princess Eugenie's wedding to wine merchant Jack Brooksbank

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall who is also the Duchess of Rothesay in Scotland, is pictured asking two pupils at Alford Community Campus what they are making for their cookery class to celebrate the Harvest Festival

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall all smiles, is pictured with staff at Alford Community Campus in Aberdeenshire on Thursday 11 October 2018

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank has seen this afternoon at Windsor Castle a day ahead of their wedding

Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York and Prince Andrew, and their eldest daughter Princess Beatrice pulled into the castle behind Jack and Princess Eugenie

Princess Eugenie's elder sister Princess Beatrice, who is stepping into the role of maid of honor, was pictured in the back of another car pulling into the castle

The bride-to-be Princess Eugenie beamed as she sat in the passenger seat of the car on their way in, driven by fiancé Jack Brooksbank

(2nd-R) Princess Eugenie, pictured with her fiancé Jack Brooksbank (2nd-L) and ITV's Eamon Holmes and Ruth Langsford, said the whole experience of such a big wedding - they will have 800 guests and the event will be televised - was 'nerve-wracking and a bit scary'

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, pictured during the ITV interview, will marry at St George's Chapel in Windsor tomorrow 12 October 2018

The Queen's granddaughter Princess Eugenie, pictured with her fiancé Jack Brooksbank, said she was nervous but couldn't wait to exchange vows with the 32-year-old drinks industry executive because 'it was love at first sight'

In an interview with presenters Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford (left), who will be anchoring live coverage of the wedding on ITV's from 9:25am tomorrow 12 October 2018, Princess Eugenie and her fiancé Jack Brooksbank described the moment they first saw each other

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank first met on a ski holiday in Verbier, Switzerland

Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York and Prince Andrew leave Windsor Castle with their elder daughter Princess Beatrice on Thursday afternoon, October 11, 2018

Princess Eugenie smiles as she and her fiancé Jack Brooksbank leave Windsor following their final wedding preparations today - 11 October 2018

Princess Eugenie drives her fiancé Jack Brooksbank as the couple leave Windsor Castle a day ahead of their wedding

Princess Eugenie was in the driver's seat as she and her husband-to-be Jack Brooksbank left Windsor Castle this afternoon - 11 October 2018

Princess Eugenie is seen in the passenger seat as her fiancé Jack Brooksbank drives her to Windsor Castle on Thursday 11 October 2018

Prince Andrew in the driver's seat of his car at Windsor Castle during the final preparations for tomorrow's royal wedding