Easter Sunday was a delightful occasion for royal watchers as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made a charming appearance with their children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

The family attended the annual Easter service at Saint George’s Chapel, located within the grounds of Windsor Castle.

Their presence brought smiles to the faces of fans who had gathered to catch a glimpse of the beloved royals.

Joining the Cambridges were other notable members of the royal family, including Mike and Zara Tindall, who brought along their eldest daughter, Mia.

Princess Eugenie also made an appearance, adding to the festive atmosphere.

However, the day was marked by the absence of Queen Elizabeth II, who has been facing mobility challenges lately.

Similarly, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall were not present, leaving the spotlight on the younger generation of royals.

Duchess Kate turned heads in a stunning blue coat dress that perfectly encapsulated her elegant style.

The fitted design featured long sleeves, a bold open collar, and a waist-cinching belt that accentuated her figure beautifully.

Her choice of attire was a hit among fashion enthusiasts, showcasing her ability to blend tradition with modern flair.

Little Mia Tindall stole the show with her surprise appearance alongside her parents.

Dressed in a lovely dress, she looked every bit the princess.

Meanwhile, Savannah and Isla Phillips, daughters of Peter Phillips, were also spotted at the service, walking hand-in-hand with Princess Eugenie.

The sisters wore bright blue dresses that radiated joy, fitting for the Easter celebration.

The event wasn’t just about the children; it also brought together various royal families.

Prince Edward and the Countess of Wessex attended with their children, Lady Louise Windsor and James Viscount Severn.

Both Louise and Sophie opted for patterned dresses paired with stylish hats, making them stand out in the crowd.

As the service concluded, Prince George and Princess Charlotte were seen engaging in conversation with the Dean of Windsor, the Right Reverend David Conner.