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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Irish Guards
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge continued their annual tradition of honouring the Irish Guards during Sunday's parade to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
The event took place at Cavalry Barracks in Hounslow, West London, where 350 soldiers marched on the parade square led by their mascot, the Irish wolfhound Domhnall.
Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, got into the holiday spirit by wearing all green to commemorate the special occasion.
As usual, it was adorable to see the Duchess and her husband, Prince William, attending an event together.
Although they didn't hold hands during the parade, there were several PDA moments in which the royals exchanged sweet looks and couldn't stop giggling.
During the parade, William looked at his wife in the cutest way, and Kate couldn't stop smiling throughout the event.
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She seemed elated to be spending some time with her husband at the iconic event.
Royal fans would definitely like to know what the Cambridges were chatting about as they walked side by side.
Overall, St Patrick's Day was another adorable appearance by Kate and William.
The Duchess also presented shamrocks to officers and warrant officers, while Prince William saluted the marchers.
Afterward, the couple met members of the regiment before sitting for official officers and sergeants' mess photographs.
They then greeted soldiers and their families, making sure to spend time with everyone.
Kate and William completed their visit at the Guardsman's Lunch, where the longest-serving guardsman in the battalion proposed a toast to the couple.
This year, both Duke and Duchess indulged in the traditional pint, posing as they sipped the suds.
Last year, Kate participated in the traditional toast, but since she was pregnant with Prince Louis at the time, she stuck to a glass of water while Prince William enjoyed a few sips of Guinness.
Prince William kick-started his weekend festivities early this year by officially opening the New Brains Brewery in Cardiff on Saturday.
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