Princess Kate’s 'Together at Christmas' concert: Exciting details you didn't see

The Princess of Wales’s Together at Christmas concert once again set a festive tone for the season, transforming Westminster Abbey into a warm glowing celebration of community and tradition.

Held inside the historic venue where Catherine had married Prince William, the event welcomed guests with a stunning display of British woodland trees, festive wreaths, Christmas lights and a beautifully arranged nativity scene.

Catherine’s annual Christmas carol ceremony has become a cherished royal tradition, highlighting ordinary people who make extraordinary contributions to their communities.

Taking place at the start of December, it marks the beginning of the Royal Family’s holiday celebrations, with senior members gathering to show their support.

Among the most anticipated attendees were Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, who made one of their limited public appearances to join their mother on her special day.

The participation from William and Kate's three children delighted those in attendance, while their presence may have been overshadowed during the television broadcast.

Charlotte continued to impress with her poise and growing resemblance to the Princess of Wales, confidently embracing her role.

George, second in line to the throne after his father, has slowly taken on more duties this year, attending significant events such as the Festival of Remembrance.

Meanwhile, Louis charmed onlookers with his extroverted personality, maintaining his reputation as the family’s most playful member who is often guided by his responsible elder sister.

As the school term comes to an end and Christmas approaches, the Wales family is expected to enjoy time together in their new home before joining King Charles and Queen Camilla at Sandringham for the holiday festivities.