Royal Family's newest members join William and Kate for debut at Easter service

Royal Family's newest members join William and Kate for debut at Easter serviceThere were two new faces among the Royal Family's ranks as they attended St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle for the traditional Easter Sunday church serviceCommentsNewsJennifer Newton Deputy Royal Editor16:41, 05 Apr 2026Royals arrive for Easter Sunday service St George's Chapel The Royal Family had two new faces among its ranks as they gathered for the traditional Easter Sunday service today. Senior members of the Firm, including the Prince and Princess of Wales, joined the King and Queen at the Easter Matins service at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle this morning.‌Others included Princess Anne and her husband Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, as well as Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh and his son James, the Earl of Wessex. Attending, like he has done many in the past, was Anne's son Peter Phillips, along with his two daughters, Savannah, 15, and Isla 14.‌READ MORE: William and Kate lead the royals in huge show of unity as they celebrate EasterREAD MORE: Prince Louis' adorable moment with grandpa King Charles spotted at Easter serviceView 4 ImagesPeter Phillips with wife-to-be Harriet Sperling(Image: PA)‌However, accompanying him for the first time at the ceremony was his wife-to-be, Harriet Sperling and her 15-year-old daughter, Georgina.Peter and Harriet, elegant in a sky blue spotted peplum jacket and skirt with a Jane Taylor hat and Kiki McDonough earrings, walked to St George's Chapel with the rest of the royals, including William and Kate. Once the service was over, the couple walked back up the hill to the castle hand-in-hand alongside their daughters.Earlier this week, it was revealed that Peter, the King's oldest nephew, and NHS nurse Harriet have set a date for their wedding. Their summer wedding will take place on Saturday, June 6 in a private ceremony at All Saints Church, Kemble in Cirencester.‌4View 4 ImagesPeter and Harrie...