The British royal family has an almost sacred tradition every December 25 which is attend Christmas mass. A liturgy that takes place inside the church of Santa Maria Magdalena, located in Sandringham, where Elizabeth II owns one of her private residences. Normally they all go together starring in a parade full of flashes, but this year everything has been much more discreet because of the pandemic. For Louis of Cambridge, son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, It was the first time that he joined this important family event. Thus, after celebrating these dates at his Norfolk residence, Anmer Hall (in which the parents of the Duchess, Carole and Michael were present), the son of Prince Charles and Diana of Wales has been photographed very smiling driving his car with his wife and the three children, George, eight years old, Charlotte, six, and Louis, three, in the back seats as they left the ceremony.
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Very elegant, Guillermo wore a shirt, jacket and tie and Kate a blazer plaid, a turtleneck and a feathered hat, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed a family day that Queen Elizabeth II was not there, which had to make last minute changes to Christmas plans this year due to the rapid growth of Covid-19 infections in the United Kingdom. They did go to the chapel of San Jorge prince charles with his wife, Cornish stretcher, who went with an umbrella in hand due to inclement weather, as well as prince edward And his wife, Sophia from Wessex, Besides Dukes of Gloucester.
Traditionally, members of the British royal family stop and speak to the public on the way to church, but the increase in covid infections has forced prudence and a limit on the concentrations of people. Although it has been more discreet, it has been an important day for Prince Louis who attended mass for the first time before his brothers, which premiered in this family tradition in 2019, when they were six and four years old. So, they made the walk from the country house holding the hands of their parents and very aware of everything that was happening around them.
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The British royal family puts an end to a bittersweet festivities. Has been the first Christmas that the queen, which has remained at Windsor Castle during the festive period, it goes without the Duke of Edinburgh, died last April at the age of 99, a few days before turning 100. And although it was planned that her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren would tuck her in on these complicated Christmas dates, in the end she has not always been able to have all her loved ones close by.
The sympathetic request of Princes George, Charlotte and Louis to their mother
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