The Duchess Bows to the Queen of England For Easter

The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleson, greeted the Queen with a curtsey as the royal family arrived for an Easter Sunday church service in Windsor today.

Kate, 35, beamed as she elegantly shifted one leg behind the other when the monarch, 90, arrived at St George's Chapel, near Windsor Castle, this morning.

The duchess, who wore a custom-made cream coat by favourite designer Catherine Walker for the occasion, was joined by her husband Prince William, who bowed his head in a show of deference towards his grandmother.

Kate always curtsies to the Queen however this is rarely seen in public as it only happens the first time the two meet on a given day. 

Noticeably absent was Prince Harry, who is spending Easter with his girlfriend Meghan Markle at her Toronto home. Prince Charles and Camilla attended a different service in Crathie church.