Royal family gathers at Windsor as the monarch quietly backs the couple following their wedding announcement
King Charles appeared pleased to see Peter Phillips and his future wife Harriet Sperling join the royal family for the traditional Easter service at Windsor.
The couple attended the Easter Matins Service shortly after revealing their wedding plans, marking a significant moment as they stepped out alongside senior members of the royal household.
The royal family gathered at St George’s Chapel inside Windsor Castle on Sunday for the long-standing Easter tradition. The appearance also served as a show of unity as several members of the family attended the service together.
King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived at the chapel on a bright morning, greeting well-wishers as they joined other royals for the service. Observers noted the gathering appeared slightly smaller than usual, though the event still drew attention from the public and media.
Prince William and Catherine also attended with their children. The family smiled and waved to people waiting outside the chapel before heading inside for the service.
Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling joined the royal group as well, bringing along the children from their families. Their appearance together came soon after news of their upcoming wedding.
Later, the palace shared a photograph of the bride-to-be wearing a polka-dot outfit from the day. The image was posted with the caption noting that members of the royal family, led by the King and Queen, had attended the Easter Matins Service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor.
