The British royal family is gearing up for their annual Christmas celebration at Sandringham Church.

Per Buckingham Palace, King Charles III and Queen Camilla will attend the Morning Service on Christmas Day, December 25, at the historic church in Norfolk, England. They will be accompanied by members of their family, including Prince William, Princess Kate, and their children: Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6.

london, england december 08 prince george of wales, princess charlotte of wales, catherine, princess of wales and prince william, prince of wales attend the together at christmas carol service at westminster abbey on december 08, 2023 in london, england spearheaded by the princess of wales, and supported by the royal foundation, the service is a moment to bring people together at christmas time and recognise those who have gone above and beyond to help others throughout the year photo by chris jacksongetty images

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“We’ll be in Norfolk, at Sandringham,” William recently told People during a visit with soldiers and their families in Bulford, Wiltshire. He added that their holiday celebration will not necessarily be an intimate affair, but rather a whole party. “We’ll be 45 for Christmas. It won’t be quiet, it will be noisy,” he said, later joking, “Am I ready for Christmas? No, no way am I ready.”

london, england december 05 editorial use only l r queen camilla, king charles iii, prince william, prince of wales and catherine, princess of wales pose for a photograph ahead of the diplomatic reception in the 1844 room at buckingham palace on december 05, 2023 in london, england photo by chris jacksongetty images for buckingham palace

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Traditionally, the family spends Christmas Eve at Sandringham House together, and one of their most cherished customs is their fun gag gift exchange, which they surely will continue this year with all the royal children present.

london, england june 17 prince william, prince of wales, prince louis of wales, catherine, princess of wales , princess charlotte of wales and prince george of wales on the buckingham palace balcony during trooping the colour on june 17, 2023 in london, england trooping the colour is a traditional parade held to mark the british sovereigns official birthday it will be the first trooping the colour held for king charles iii since he ascended to the throne photo by chris jacksongetty images

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The royals have already kicked off their holiday festivities this year, with Kate having hosted her annual Christmas carol service, “Together at Christmas,” earlier in the month. The event took place at Westminster Abbey, and guests included her husband and kids, her own Middleton family (including sister Pippa, brother James, and mother Carole), Charles and Camilla, Princess Beatrice, and other British royals.

Kate looked incredible for the happy evening in a candy apple-red McQueen coat accented with black buttons that matched her suede heeled boots. At the top, the coat was adorned with a large black bow. She finished the lovely Christmas look with gold drop earrings.

It was the Princess of Wales’s fourth time hosting the service, and this one was especially meaningful, as it fell just a few months after she announced she had completed her chemotherapy treatment following a cancer diagnosis earlier in the year.

london, united kingdom december 06 embargoed for publication in uk newspapers until 24 hours after create date and time catherine, princess of wales, accompanied by the very reverend dr david hoyle, dean of westminster, attends the 'together at christmas' carol service at westminster abbey on december 6, 2024 in london, england spearheaded by the princess of wales, and supported by the royal foundation, the theme for this years' 'together at christmas' service is the importance of love and empathy, and how much we need each other, especially during the most difficult times of our lives the service also highlights remarkable individuals from across the uk who have demonstrated extraordinary kindness, empathy, and support within their communities photo by max mumbyindigogetty images

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