Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, alongside his children and wife, showcased a coordinated family look during the Easter church service at St. George’s Chapel on Sunday, 5 April 2026. Joined by King Charles and Queen Camilla, the event marked a significant return to tradition for the royal family, particularly for the young royals.
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The three children of William and his wife, Catherine, the Princess of Wales, were dressed in matching outfits, embodying a sense of familial unity. Prince George, aged 12, and Prince Louis, aged 7, donned navy suits complemented by light blue ties. Princess Charlotte, their 10-year-old sister, wore a light blue chiffon dress paired with a tan coat featuring brown accents, creating a harmonious colour palette among the siblings.
This particular Easter service carried additional significance as it was the family’s first attendance with the wider royal family since 2023, when Prince Louis participated in the tradition for the first time. George and Charlotte had both historically attended the royal Easter service from 2022 onwards. The previous two years saw the family skipping the traditional church outing—first in 2024, following Kate’s cancer diagnosis, and then privately celebrating at their Norfolk home in 2025 after the Princess announced she was in remission.
Continuing their trend of coordinating outfits, the children’s style mirrored that of their parents. Prince William sported a navy suit and blue tie, reflecting a similar look to his sons. Meanwhile, Princess Catherine opted for a cream ensemble by the fashion label Self-Portrait, which is believed to be the same brand behind Charlotte’s dress. This attention to detail and fashion coordination has become a hallmark of royal appearances.
This Easter wasn’t the first occasion where the family donned matching outfits, with a memorable example being their coordinated looks during the Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey in December 2025. During that event, George and Louis wore navy suits and teamed their looks with white shirts, while Charlotte shone in a navy dress featuring a white collar. The colour story was beautifully tied together through the boys’ ties—George’s in forest green and Louis’ combining both green and blue tones.
Beyond their public appearances, the Prince and Princess of Wales have shared details of their family’s private Easter celebrations. Festivities reportedly include traditional activities such as egg hunts and, importantly, indulging in plenty of sweets. This informal side of royal life was further emphasised during the COVID-19 pandemic, when Prince William reached out to healthcare workers via video call to share their plans for the holiday. He remarked, “There will be a lot of chocolate being eaten here, don’t worry!”
Despite his future role as king, William and Kate endeavour to maintain a sense of normalcy for their children. A palace source noted that they are successfully introducing George, Charlotte, and Louis to public life in a relaxed manner. The couple is committed to ensuring their children experience joy and frivolity, alongside the responsibilities that may lie ahead for George.
As the family continues to emerge into the public eye, spectators fondly observe the warmth between the royal siblings and their parents. Their coordinated appearances have sparked delight among royal watchers, reflecting not only the family’s unity but also a conscious effort to create a joyful childhood amidst their royal duties.
With their latest appearance at St. George’s Chapel, the Prince and Princess of Wales reaffirmed their commitment to royal traditions while also modernising their family’s approach to public engagements, ensuring that the next generation is well-prepared for the future—yet grounded in the joy of family and childhood celebrations.