Today, the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend officially started with the traditional Trooping the Colour parade which was attended by The Queen and members of the Royal Family. It is the first time the three children of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took part in the carriage procession.

After the ceremony, the Queen was joined on the balcony by the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their children, the Earl and Countess of Wessex and their children, the Duke of Kent, Princess Alexandra, and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.

You can watch the full event below.

The Countess of Wessex wore bespoke pink and cream coat dress from Suzannah London paired with a bespoke hand dyed, two tone style disc, trimmed with bows from Jane Taylor Millinery. She accessorized with her G.Collins and Sons Infinity Earrings.

Lady Louise wore a Reiss pink printed dress with a Hobbs jacket and a Philip Treacy hat which belongs to her mother.

The Duchess of Cambridge wore a new Philip Treacy Saucer Hat which she paired with her white Alexander McQueen coatdress from the G7 Summit. She also carried her Strathberry clutch and she wore Diana’s sapphires.

Prince George wore a black suit while Princess Charlotte wore a Patachou dress (with thanks to Bojana). Prince Louis wore an outfit his father first wore to Trooping the Colour as a child.

The Duchess of Sussex wore a navy dress with a Stephen Jones hat (with thanks to @japanese_ginger).

Princess Beatrice wore her The Vampire’s Wife dress with two Zara headbands.

Princess Eugenie wore a Self Portrait dress with a John Boyd beige hat.

Zara Tindall wore a new Beulah London Raspberry colored dress with Juliette Milliner Floral Blossom percher hat and her Rolex Lady Datejust watch.

Mia Tindall wore a Giamo dress (with thanks to Bojana) with a red headband.

Lena Tindall wore a smocked dress from La Coqueta.

Savannah Philipps wore a printed dress with a cardigan while Isla Philipps wore a Rachel Riley dress (with thanks to Bojana).