10 best moments for William and Kate’s decade of marriage
The couple wed in Westminster Abbey on April 29 2011.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s 10 years of marriage has seen them embrace royal duties, travel around the globe and welcome three children.
Here are 10 photos charting their decade as husband and wife.
William and Kate wore matching Stetson hats as they viewed the ticker-tape start of the Calgary Stampede parade in western Canada in July 2011.
– 2012
A Diamond Jubilee trip to South-east Asia and the South Pacific took the Cambridges to Singapore, Malaysia, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu.
– 2013
William and Kate welcomed the first of their three children, Prince George.
– 2014
The duke and duchess headed Down Under for a tour of Australia and New Zealand in 2014 – and eight-month-old George went with them.
– 2015
Princess Charlotte arrived, and for her christening in Sandringham, William, Kate and toddler George walked to the church, while Charlotte was pushed in a vintage Millson pram which the Queen used for two of her own children.
– 2016
At the Taj Mahal in 1992, the Princess of Wales sat alone in front of the Indian monument to love. By the end of the year Diana and Charles had separated.
– 2017
The duke and duchess were pictured laughing together as they tried their hand at making pretzels in Heidelberg, Germany.
– 2018
In December of 2018 – the year their youngest child Prince Louis was born – the Cambridges hosted a Christmas party for families and children of deployed RAF personnel serving in Cyprus.
– 2019
William and Kate’s tour to Pakistan in 2019 was a triumph, with a visit to the Hindu Kush mountain range, playing cricket in Lahore and the duke wearing a traditional sherwani coat to a glamorous reception.
– 2020
The year the coronavirus pandemic gripped the world saw William and Kate spend much of it in lockdown at Anmer Hall in Norfolk, switching royal visits for video calls.
They followed in the footsteps of television comedy characters Gavin and Stacey, touring an arcade – the setting for “Nessa’s Slots” where Ruth Jones’s character Nessa worked for a period.
