Gorgeous in green: Kate dazzles in festive coat and hat as she leaves George and Charlotte at home to attend royals' traditional Christmas Day church service at Sandringham
- The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge beamed as they arrived for the traditional Sandringham Christmas Day service
- The royal couple, who chose to leave their young children at home, walked to the church alongside Prince Harry
- The Queen, who looked festive in a vibrant red coat and matching hat, was the first to arrive in a Bentley
- The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward were also in attendance
The Duchess of Cambridge beamed as she arrived alongside husband William for the traditional Christmas Day church service at Sandringham estate - but their two young children were nowhere to be seen.
The royal couple chatted to Prince Harry as they followed the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall to St Mary Magdalene Church. But despite speculation that two-year-old Prince George might make his first appearance at the event, the toddler and his seven-month-old sister Charlotte were left at home.
Led by the Queen who arrived in a Bentley wearing a festive red dress coat, the rest of the family made their way on foot from Sandringham House.
Anne, the Princess Royal, looked in good spirits as she accompanied her father, the Duke of Edinburgh, while the Duke of York was joined by his children, Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice.
Prince Edward and the Countess of Wessex walked alongside their children, Lady Louise Windsor and James, Viscount Severn. Some 1,000 well-wishers gathered braved bad weather to join in the festivities, which started with the National Anthem and the hymn Angels From The Realm Of Glory.
Source Daily Mail
