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Princess Kate's annual carol service honored 1,600 volunteers and community leaders, highlighting love and togetherness across the UK during the Christmas season.
- On Dec. 5, 2025 Kate, Princess of Wales, presided over the fifth annual Together at Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey, London, with about 1,600 guests filling the pews.
- Kate, Princess of Wales, launched the initiative to thank volunteers and community stalwarts, this year's programme celebrated "love in all its forms" and linked to Together at Christmas community carol services across the UK.
- Performers on the roster included Katie Melua, Fisherman's Friends, Dan Smith, Bastille, and Hannah Waddingham, while Kate Winslet and Chiwetel Ejiofor gave readings and Dame Mary Berry attended with a Christmas wreath.
- Prince William and the royal children joined the service and Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, seven, hung handwritten loops on a Connection Tree, while Kate shared a joke with Eugene Levy and the service included a dedication to Katharine, Duchess of Kent.
- Among guests were WWII veterans Jack Mortimer and John Eskdale, and RHS ambassadors Arit Anderson and Simon Lycett, with community stories like schoolgirl Madison Reed’s dance fundraiser highlighted.
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UK's Princess Kate celebrates community work at annual Christmas service
Kate, Britain's Princess of Wales, hosted an annual Christmas carol concert at Westminster Abbey on Friday to honour guests who had mostly been invited for service to the community, joined by her husband and heir to the throne Prince William.
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Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have shown off their handwriting skills as the royals attended their mother's Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey.The children of Prince William and Princess Kate all wrote their names attached to ribbons, which they wrapped around the Kindness Tree.Louis stole the show with his adorable handwriting, being the only one out of the three not to write joined-up.The Prince of Wales arrived …
The royal family's event is dedicated to British citizens who volunteer, raise money for charities and support the vulnerable.
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