The Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle on April 5, 2026, marked an important moment in the royal calendar, bringing together key figures of the British royal family in a setting defined by tradition and public interest. The arrivals were led by King Charles III and Queen Camilla, followed closely by the Prince and Princess of Wales, who attended with their three children after a period of more private celebrations in previous years. The presence of the Wales family was noted as a significant return to a more visible role during major royal occasions. Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis accompanied their parents, contributing to the atmosphere of continuity across generations. Observers noted the growth of the children, particularly Prince George, who appeared noticeably taller, and Prince Louis, who shared a brief but warm interaction with King Charles during the event. A key highlight of the service was the appearance of James, Earl of Wessex. The 18-year-old son ...