The Prince and Princess of Wales are all set for a joyful family Christmas with their three little ones—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

As the holiday season approaches, excitement is building around what gifts the royal children will find under the tree.

While they’ll surely receive a bounty from Father Christmas, it’s likely that Prince William and Princess Kate will also surprise their kids with carefully wrapped presents of their own.

Doting grandmother Carol Middleton, who has a knack for gift-giving, is expected to play a significant role in this year’s festivities.

Carol, who started her own party supplies business from the family home in Berkshire, has a wealth of ideas when it comes to delighting her grandchildren.

Her entrepreneurial journey began with distributing leaflets at her daughter’s nursery school, and since then, her venture has blossomed into a successful enterprise.

In 1995, Carol moved her thriving business, Party Pieces, from a small startup unit to a warehouse at Child’s Court Farm in Reading, where it continues to flourish.

This holiday season, her website showcases an array of charming stocking fillers that are sure to bring smiles to the young royals’ faces.

For Prince George, there are colorful candy canes—his favorite sweet treat.

Meanwhile, equestrian enthusiast Princess Charlotte can look forward to pearlized stretchy horses, and little Louis will be delighted by a variety of cuddly animal toys.

This year promises to be particularly enchanting for George, Charlotte, and Louis.

With the festive season in full swing, the siblings will enjoy a dazzling display of Christmas lights and decorations at Windsor Castle.

Their new home at Adelaide Cottage places them conveniently close to King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla, who have recently taken over the magnificent Windsor property.

Beyond the stunning ice rink at Windsor, known as Windsor on Ice, the royal couple is expected to take their children to see the magical illuminations at Windsor Great Park.