Caption: Kate's unusually large hat with a slanting brim was made by 90-year-old John Boyd, a new choice of milliner for the Duchess
Both the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry
arrived at Westminster Abbey to join the monarch and her husband, Prince Philip, for one of the highlights of her calendar, the annual Commonwealth Service.The service, the largest annual inter-faith gathering in the United Kingdom, celebrated the 2016 Commonwealth theme of inclusivity and was broadcast live on BBC One for the first time in celebration of Her Majesty's lifetime commitment to the 'family' in the year of her 90th Birthday.
In her address to mark Commonwealth Day the Queen said helping those less fortunate would be a way of embodying this year's Commonwealth theme of inclusivity.
The Queen's pre-recorded message forms part of the annual Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey
attended by a host of dignitaries.The Queen and members of the Royal Family
will meet people involved in the service, and after the event William, Kate
and Harry will attend a reception for members of the congregation. Click link for full post from The Daily Mail.