Combining royal glamour with the stunning Kenyan landscape, Princess Catherine added a touch of royal glamour to the festivities, capturing the attention of attendees and fans around the world. Returning to a place that holds sentimental value for the couple, Catherine spent part of her childhood in Kenya, where her father worked as a flight dispatcher for British Airways.

The Middleton family moved there when she was two years old and a treasured photo of the princess with her sister and father was shared from their time in the country. Her presence at the event was highly anticipated not only because of the royal aura she brought but also because of the fashion statement she is known for. Known for her impeccable style and grace, all eyes were on what the couple would wear for the occasion.

Catherine's ability to mix traditional royal attire with contemporary style has cemented her status as a fashion icon. Looking back at an earlier event, at the wedding of the Crown Prince of Jordan, Catherine chatted with the bride, while Prince William seemed eager for her to finish. In a playful moment, he gestured for her to move on, playfully encouraging her to keep the conversation short.

Princess Catherine wore a floor-length pink dress with intricate detailing, paired with statement earrings, while Prince William wore a navy blue suit with a blue tie. Their fashion choices have always been a source of inspiration for many. Their visit to Kenya was particularly significant as it was where Prince William proposed to Catherine in 2010. The country’s natural beauty and wildlife have always held a special place in their hearts, making their recent involvement in the wedding all the more meaningful.

Kenya’s deep connection with the British royal family was further cemented when the couple returned in 2021 for a private family retreat, which was commemorated in their Christmas card. The historic city of Petra in Jordan, where the family photo was taken, is renowned for its beauty and archaeological wonders, and forms a rich part of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s memory.