Kate Middleton to celebrate Christmas in memory of beloved late Queen Elizabeth II. Details inside

The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, will host a Christmas carol service in the late Queen's memory at Westminister Abbey this year. The Royal Foundation will support the service and recognize the efforts of selflessness of the entire country's public.

It will also acknowledge the impact of coming together to help one another. The Princess will hold the service on December 15 as a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. The service also aims to showcase and celebrate the joy human connections bring.

Who all will be attending the celebration?

Guests from all over the UK have been invited for their efforts to care for and help those around them. The Royal Family members will attend along with people engaged in community projects, armed forces, emergency responders, and charity workers.

Audience members will include people who have worked with the Princess of Wales in the Royal Foundation. The service will have modern and traditional elements which will reach people from all walks of life and faith.

It would include early development, families, and mental health. The Westminister Abbey choir will sing the carols, and many extraordinary performances are also planned.

FAQs

Q1. What is the Princess of Wales planning to do to pay tribute to the late Queen?
A1. The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, will host a Christmas carol service in the late Queen's memory at Westminister Abbey this year.

Q2. When is the service?
A2. The Princess will hold the service on December 15.