Harry and Meghan host 'relaxed and casual' first birthday party for Lilibet at Frogmore Cottage with Royal children invited to garden party with games.

 

Harry and Meghan celebrated their daughter Lilibet's first birthday in Windsor the day gone by with a 'relaxed' birthday celebration —with royal 2nd cousins invited to the festivities.

The couple held an casual garden birthday celebration at Frogmore Cottage, on the royal estate, with a birthday cake, balloons, party video games and picnic snacks, it is understood.

The little girl's birthday party was once open to Zara and Mike Tindall's three children, Mia, eight, Lena, three, and Lucas, one, as properly as Savannah, 11, and Isla, 10, daughters of Peter Phillips and Autumn Kelly.

Three-year-old Archie's godfather, Charlie Van Straubenzee, and his brother Tom, godfather to Princess Charlotte, had been additionally invited, it is understood.

'It was a beautiful do and had the whole lot you’d count on from a child’s birthday party,' a supply advised The Sun. 'The concept was once for it to be very comfy and casual, with humans free to pop in and out as they wished.'

They stated that it was a 'nice opportunity' for some of the royal teenagers to meet little Lilibet, with this day trip being her first time in the UK.

They brought that 'lots of discussion' had been had about the best items for the 'milestone' birthday, with a '£75 pink Volkswagen Beetle ride-on toy' proving a famous idea.

Yesterday evening, Harry and Meghan stayed in Windsor final night with their children, alongside the Queen, who was once staying in the citadel and observing the Platinum Party on television.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were absent from the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebration at Buckingham Palace, and have been reportedly looking at the live performance with the Queen at Windsor.

The couple were at Friday's thanksgiving provider at St Paul's Cathedral, where a big cheer went up as Harry and Meghan arrived and they were greeted at the super west door through the Dean of St Paul's.

It was once the first time that the couple had been on full public view alongside the Windsors seeing that they stop the monarchy for a new lifestyles in the US two years ago.

They spent a few minutes speaking to the senior cleric before they entered the region of worship and proceeded to greet the lengthy line of clergy.

Harry stopped to chat for a few moments with the Archbishop of York who later will provide the sermon and is anticipated to praise the Queen's 70-year reign.

The Sussexes have been additionally viewed from a window at Thursday's Trooping the Colour, however had been not on the balcony alongside working royals.

Neither Lilibet, nor her older brother three-year-old Archie, have been viewed in public at any of the festivities so far.

The household have kept a low profile during the celebrations, and it is not recognised if they will be at contemporary pageant in central London.

During their visit to the UK, the Queen met Lilibet for the first time, with the household reuniting in the forty eight hours after Harry and Meghan arrived in the UK with their household via non-public jet on Wednesday.

It is believed that Harry and Meghan took their young people to Windsor Castle to see their great-grandmother soon after they arrived in the UK, given the Queen’s contemporary mobility troubles — though this has now not yet been formally confirmed.

During yesterday's birthday celebrations for Lilibet, it was predicted that the Queen would make time to see her grandson and his youngsters again, given that she had cancelled her outing to the Epsom Derby and would not be attending the Party at the Palace.

It is understood that Prince Charles and Camilla met Harry and Meghan privately in the course of the celebrations as well.

Last night, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their teenagers Prince George and Princess Charlotte led the royal arrivals at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee birthday celebration at Buckingham Palace.

Prince William, 39, and Kate Middleton, 40, delivered along their two eldest children as the Royal Family turned out in pressure for the ancient concert in London.

Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall, Zara and Mike Tindall and Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice and their husbands have been also in attendance.

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