Kate Middleton cuts an elegant figure in military style coat and black fascinator as she joins Duchess of Edinburgh on balcony for Remembrance Sunday Service

The Princess of Wales cut a stylish figure as she arrived at the Cenotaph this morning, wearing a structured black coat and three-flowered fascinator as she joined her fellow royals to mark Remembrance Sunday. His wreath closely resembled a floral tribute produced for his grandfather King George VI - 41 open-style poppy petals made from bonded fabric mounted on black leaves, traditional for a sovereign's wreath and featuring a tied ribbon in the colours of the King's racing silk - scarlet, purple and gold King Charles, 75, salutes the Cenotaph after laying a wreath in honour of the men and women who sacrificed themselves for the nation King Charles and his son, the future king of Britain, Prince William together at the Remembrance Service on Sunday The Prince of Wales, 42, appeared solemn during the wreath-laying ceremony in honour of Britain's fallen soldiers at the Cenotaph on Sunday morning The Prince of Wales in his Royal Air Force uniform; William holds the rank of a Wing Commander in the RAF The Princess Royal was wearing the royal navy uniform in the rank of Admiral at the service The Duchess of Edinburgh laid a reassuring hand on the Princess of Wales' back, as Catherine makes a slow, determined, and graceful return back to public life, after it was announced she had completed a course of preventative chemotherapy King Charles was not accompanied by Queen Camilla, who did not attend the service as she recovers from a chest infection On her coat was a 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards Brooch, alongside three five-petal royal poppies. Kate continues to glow as she leaves the service at the Royal Albert Hall The Princess of Wales cheerily smiles at others whilst the Royal couple leave the event Kate shakes the hand of an official as she and William prepare to leave the Royal Albert Hall The Princess of Wales beamed as she appeared at the Royal Albert Hall for the Festival of Remembrance for her first high-profile appearance in months after cancer treatment The Princess of Wales had undergone treatment for an undisclosed cancer over the past few months, taking a step back from her duties due to her health Princess Kate glowed as she shook hands with officials as she enters the event at the Royal Albert Hall Kate looked radiant as she cut a sleek figure in a stunning black dress with a poppy pin honouring Britain's military Prince of Wales was also in attendance alongside a glowing Kate as yesterday's Remembrance events The Princess of Wales walking up the stairs as she prepares to take her seat in the Royal Box at yesterday's event A bearded Prince William and Princess Kate were all smiles yesterday evening as they clap as the performers take to the stage Princess Kate beamed with pride in the Royal box as they honoured British military personnel The Royal couple looked intently on as the performances of the night continue The Prince and Princess of Wales also led the applause as the crowd touchingly honoured the families of fallen soldiers at the Festival of Remembrance yesterday. Princess Kate, Prince William, Prince of Wales, King Charles as well Britain's Princess Anne, Princess Royal clap as they pay tribute to British military personnel The King and the Princess Royal also appeared emotional as the crowd stood in silence and petals fell from the sky King Charles III appears upbeat as he leaves yesterday Remembrance Festival The King will continue to honour fallen soldiers tomorrow at the Cenotaph in Whitehall Princess Anne leaving yesterday festivities at the Royal Albert Hall The Wales's clapped along with the crowd in unison as the Chelsea Pensioners took to the stage Britain's King Charles and Britain's Princess Anne applauding during the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance yesterday 'Even when there were things happening on the stage we could see her eyes drawn to Charles with a look of almost maternal concern.' The King looked upbeat as he arrived at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance King Charles arrived solo after Queen Camilla announced earlier she would not be attending yesterday's event due to an ongoing chest infection Princess Anne attending The Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall in London The Princess Royal was in attendance alongside her brother His Majesty King Charles III as well as the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Edward and Sophie heading into last night's events Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh entering the Royal Albert Hall Prince Richard - the Duke of Gloucester - heading into the event celebrating the nation's servicemen and women Birgitte, the Duchess of Gloucester makes her way into the Royal Albert Hall in Kensington last night British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his wife Victoria Starmer attending the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall in London The Prime Minister and his wife were seemingly happy as they enteredthe Royal Albert Hall yesterday The Princess of Wales, whose chic hair swept effortlessly to the side, spoke to the Prince William after joining in applause, as the Royals proceeded to join in the singing of a hymn.