• The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended an Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle. 
  • Prince George and Princess Charlotte wore color-coordinated outfits that matched their parents. 
  • The Queen did not attend this year's service because of mobility issues, per The AP.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte stepped out in style while accompanying the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to the Easter Sunday service. 

On Sunday, members of the British royal family gathered at St. George Chapel at Windsor Castle to attend the annual event. The Associated Press reported that the Easter Sunday service is a fixture in the royal family's schedule. 

Prince George and Princess Charlotte wore color-coordinated outfits that matched their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton. Foto: Antony Jones/Getty Images

Prince George, 8, and Princess Charlotte, 6, walked alongside Prince William, 39, and Kate Middleton, 40, in color-coordinated outfits as they approached the chapel. Prince George looked just like his father in a suit and tie, while Princess Charlotte wore a patterned, light blue dress that mimicked her mother's ensemble.

Instagram account Royal Style Watch noted that Middleton previously wore the dress, designed by Emilia Wickstead, in May 2017 during a trip to Luxembourg.  

Kate Middleton attending Easter Sunday service in April 2022 (left) and visiting Luxembourg in May 2017 (right). Foto: Pool/Samir Hussein/Antony Jones/Getty Images

Representatives for The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment. 

The AP reported that The Queen did not attend this year's service because she's been experiencing mobility issues. Queen Elizabeth II previously had COVID-19 and has canceled engagements amid ongoing health concerns. She attended a memorial service for her late husband, Prince Philip, in March and continues to meet diplomats and politicians virtually, according to the outlet.

Last Thursday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex privately met with Queen Elizabeth II while visiting Europe for the Invictus Games, a competition for injured service personnel founded by Prince Harry. 

Last week's visit marked the first time Meghan Markle met Queen Elizabeth II in person since the couple's explosive Oprah Winfrey interview in March 2021.  Prince Harry was previously spotted in the UK to attend Prince Philip's funeral in April 2021. 

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