Catherine, George And Charlotte 'Stole The Spotlight' In Gorgeous Outfits At Lavish Wedding

Aside from the Kardashian clan, Katherine and Pippa Middleton are two of the world's most watched sisters. Though they also have a younger brother James, it's the two girls who seem to have captured the attention of royal watchers worldwide. Famously close even today as adults, Katherine and Pippa have relied on each other and have a sisterly relationship that many can relate to. On May 2017. Though Pippa's wedding dress is obviously the look most will remember when it comes to the lavish event, Katherine and her two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, also dressed to impress. Katherine showed up to St. Mark's Church in Englefield, England, wearing a stunning blush pink Alexander McQueen middle-length dress with long sleeves. McQueen also designed Kate's own wedding dress and it's possible she wanted to bring some of her own wedding day magic to Pippa's special day. Prince George and Princess Charlotte wore handmade outfits made with British fabrics by Spanish Clothing Company, Paper & Company. Prince George's look consisted of white tights, silk olive green shorts, and a long-sleeved white shirt, while Princess Charlotte wore a silk ivory dress with a blush pink bow that complemented the On May 2018. Katherine, the Princess of Wales attended the wedding of best friend Sophie Carter. Together with husband Prince William, the royal couple brought their two eldest children Prince George and Princess Charlotte to attend the nuptials. The royals saw Sophie Carter marry Robert Snuggs at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Norfolk on Saturday. Prince George and Princess Charlotte took on a very special role for the big day and were chosen to be one of three bridesmaids and one of four pageboys taking part in the ceremony. During the celebration, the sometimes shy George was spotted marching alongside the other boys while the usually gregarious Charlotte seemed a bit more reserved. Charlotte was a flower girl at the wedding of her godmother, Sophie Carter, in Leathering Set, Norfolk, and was photographed cradled in the arms of the beaming bride as the party emerged from St. Andrew's Church following the ceremony. This is the second time the young royals have taken on central roles during a wedding, as they acted as a bridesmaid and pageboy during the wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in May 2018. Sophie Carter is one of Kate's closest friends. The two have been seen frequently together at various outings including from the tennis stands of Wimbledon to exclusive royal gatherings. Sophie and the Princess of Wales have been friends since they were children and she is said to be one of Kate's most discreet and trustworthy friends. To symbolise the strong friendship, Catherine and William chose Sophie to be a godmother to Princess Charlotte in 2015. On Saturday, May 2018, the The Princess of Wales attended Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding at St. George's Chapel in Windsor. Two of Kate's children had very special roles in the ceremony, the youngsters joined some of Harry and Meghan's friends' children and godchildren. The pageboys wore miniature versions of the Blues and Royals frock coats worn by Princes Harry and William at the wedding. Catherine wore a primrose yellow wool silk coat by Alexander McQueen. She debuted the piece back in 2015 at the christening of daughter Princess Charlotte, who will turn seven. Catherine also has the same dress in a pale yellow colour, which she wore to the 2018 wedding of her brother-in-law Prince Harry to Meghan Markle. She accessorised the piece with beige heels and a hat featuring yellow flowers underneath the side-tilted brim for the affair, where she helped wrangle the young bridal party. To add a new sparkle to her ensemble at the Anzac Day service, Kate debuted a new halo headpiece featuring a black bow in the back, which was accentuated by her black clutch and heels. Catherine also sported pearl and diamond earrings that previously belonged to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana. Given to Diana as a wedding present from Collingwood Jewelers, the gorgeous pearl earrings are now part of Kate's collection. Both Catherine and Prince William, 39, sported red poppy pins, an artificial flower that has been used since 1921 to commemorate military members who have died in war.