Kate and William join the Queen for Easter Sunday service

The royal family have gathered for a traditional Easter Sunday Service – at the chapel where Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will marry on  May 19th. 

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined the Queen – dressed in a vibrant cerise ensemble – for the Easter Service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor. 

Wearing a smart-looking black coat, Kate, who is due to give birth to her third child in weeks, looked comfortable and relaxed as she chatted to was greeted at the chapel with Prince William by her side.  

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, just weeks from welcoming their third child, arrived at St George’s Chapel this morning in Windsor. Kate, 36, looked comfortable on a cold day dressed in a smart black coat with matching velour pillbox hat

A smiling look William, dressed in his Sunday best, looks on as Kate shakes the hand of the St George’s Chapel minister

Cerise-ster! At the oth,er end of the colour spectrum, the Queen dazzled on a dreary morning in a bright pink outfit Right: Still in heels! An eight months’ pregnant Kate finishing the look with a pair of daring caramel-coloured heels

Despite the inclement weather, the royals opted for spring colour, with Princess Anne (far right) sporting a co-ordinated turquoise blue number. Meanwhile Princess Eugenie mirrored her grandmother’s pink, with a cerise hat

Despite being eight months’ pregnant, the Duchess has yet to park her favourite heels and finished the look with a pair of towering camarel-hued shoes.

And Kate wasn’t the only one showing off her bump; Zara Tindall looked radiant in bright blue, with her ever blossoming bump clearly on display.

Despite the inclement weather, the royals opted for spring colour, with Princess Anne sporting a co-ordinated turquoise blue number. 

Meanwhile, Princess Eugenie mirrored her grandmother’s pink, with a cerise hat.

The Queen, who celebrates her 92nd birthday later this month, led her family into the chapel where they’ll gather again next month for nuptial between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 

Lady Louise Windsor and Sophie Wessex stroll down the hill to the chapel, followed closely by Princess Beatrice, dressed all in white

Another royal bump! Zara Tindall wears a bright blue coat with her own blossoming bump clear to see as she chats to Princess Beatrice

Prince Andrew also joined the royals at the traditional Easter Sunday service, striding alongside Zara Tindall

A smart-suited Prince Edward bravely left his coat behind on a chilly day in Berkshire

The Queen receives a royal salute from an attending policeman as she makes her way into the regal chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle – as Princess Anne and Princess Eugenie look on

The Queen, who celebrates her 92nd birthday later this month, led her family into the chapel where they’ll gather again next month for nuptial between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

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