The British royal family at the annual Easter Sunday service: In photos
Members of the British royal family have arrived for the traditional Easter Sunday Mattins service at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle.
The royals were out in full force for the annual Easter event, with King Charles III and wife Camilla, Queen Consort, leading the charge.
This service marks the monarch's first major public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer in February 2024.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, and husband Prince William, along with their three children, noticeably did not attend the service after she was also diagnosed with cancer.
Plenty of other senior royals and key members of the British monarchy, however, were in attendance this year.
Read on to see all the photos.
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Lieutenant Colonel Johnny Thompson
All eyes were on the royals at the Easter Sunday service, but one palace staffer also turned some heads.
Lieutenant Colonel Johnny Thompson is King Charles' equerry, and has become rather famous among royal watchers thanks to his "dashing" looks.
Thompson joined the royals at Windsor Castle in what is now quite a rare appearance for him.
The "hot equerry", as he's known online, moved into a less public role at the end of last year.
Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh and Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh
Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh and Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh attend the Easter Mattins Service at Windsor Castle.
The couple were among the first to arrive at the Easter service at St George's Chapel.
They were also the only royals to bring alone one of their chilldren, their teenage son James.
Sophie dressed in a chic royal purple coat, paired with a grey hat.
Sophie
The duchess was a vision of elegance in her structured purple coat.
The royal's matched their outfits with Prince Edward choosing a purple and pink tie that teamed perfectly with wife Sophie's ensemble.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh shared a sweet moment ahead of Easter Sunday service St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle.
The royal couple have stepped up their public appearances of late following King Charles and the Princess of Wales' cancer diagnoses.
Charles and Camilla depart church
Queen Camilla was handed flowers upon her departure from church this Easter Sunday.
King Charles stopped to shake hands with the young royal followers who stood with their parents following Easter Sunday service.
Royal fans young and old gathered outside Windsor Castle to greet King Charles and Queen Camilla following Easter Sunday service.
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