British Royal Family attends Christmas Day service at Sandringham
On Sunday, members of the British Royal Family attended the traditional Christmas Day service at Sandringham.
After the service, the Royal Family did a walkabout to greet the crowds waiting for them. It is the first time since 2019 that the traditional Christmas walk of the Royal Family could take place.
The Princess of Wales wore her Alexander McQueen coat with her Mango dress, brown accessories, a Philip Treacy hat, Sézane earrings, and her Dents gloves (with thanks to Christine).
Prince George wore a navy suit with an El Corte Ingles tie (with thanks to Bojana). Princess Charlotte wore her Trotters coat with Manuela de Juan shoes. Prince Louis wore a Trotters coat as well.
The Countess of Wessex wore a Joseph coat with her Reiss boots and her Sophie Habsburg clutch. She paired the outfit with a Jane Taylor hat, her Felt necklace, and her Amrapali earrings.
Lady Louise wore a Roland Mouret coat which belongs to her mother with her Ralph Lauren dress, a Jane Taylor hat, and her Clogau necklace.
Princess Beatrice wore her Shrimps coat with a Somerset Millinery hat.
Princess Eugenie wore a Max Mara coat with her Aquazzura boots and an Emily London headband.
For the early church service, Zara Tindall wore her Laura Green coat with her Fairfax & Favor boots.
For the afternoon service, Zara Tindall wore a LK Bennett coat with Christian Louboutin pumps and her Lalage bag.
Mia Tindall wore her Gucci coat with a Scotch & Soda dress and Manuela de Juan shoes.
Lena Tindall wore a Monsoon coat that was previously worn by her cousin Isla.
Savannah Phillips wore a coat which belongs to her mother with New Look ballet flats.
Isla Phillips wore a Monsoon coat.
