While we may never be royal we can certainly live vicariously through them in these glorious snaps!
From Prince Harry charming the crowds, to Duchess Catherine’s flawless fashion and The Queen’s incredible work ethic – it’s all just another day in the life for the British Royal Family.
Indeed, where ever they go so too does the support from their adoring fans!
See what they’ve been up to here.
Dashing Prince Harry mat with the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the launch of the Invictus Games at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto.
The pair shared a laugh as they watched a sledge-hockey game.
The Duchess of Cornwall made a furry friend when she visited the Queen Mother Hospital for Small Animals in Hatfield, England.
The royal couple greet Michelle and Barrack Obama… Before telling them Philip will be driving them to their lunch. The President and the First Lady used helicopter Marine One to get from London to Windsor Castle for lunch with the birthday girl.
Obama paid a heartfelt tribute to the Queen, calling her “a real jewel to the world” and “one of my favourite people”.
Philip, who is turning 95 this year, seemed at ease driving the group to his Windsor estate.
Say cheese! The dignitaries and royals posed for a snap.
On April 13, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark braved the April chill to welcome the Mexican President, Enrique Peña Nieto and his wife, Angelica Rivera to Helsingor, Denmark.
Donning a chic ombre coat, the brunette beauty stood with her handsome beau, Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark as they welcomed the couple.
The detailed, fitted coat was no doubt one of the Princess’ best looks!
Later that evening, the Australian-born royal arrived at Fredensborg Castle with her husband to welcome the Mexican President and his wife at a formal gala dinner.
Mary donned a stunning recycled Jesper Hovring gown for the occasion, along with her favourite new tiara – which happens to be fashioned from an old necklace!
On Tuesday, April 12, Prince Harry attended a service of commemoration at Westminster Abbey in London to honour the victims of the 2015 Tunisia terrorist attacks.
Representing his grandmother, The Queen, the 31-year-old laid a wreath by the Innocent Victims Memorial.
Taking to the podium during the service, Prince Harry read a moving Bible passage.
For Prince Harry’s first official appearance since his landing back in the United Kingdom, the cheeky royal took it upon himself to announce the team that will be representing the UK in the upcoming Invictus Games.
Harry beamed alongside the team of 110 wounded, injured and sick serving military personal and veterans as they stood together for a memorable photo outside Buckingham Palace on Wednesday morning.
The oh-so-charming royal made time for a laugh as he chatted happily to the inspiring team ahead of the upcoming competition in Orlando.
The people’s Prince began his tour to Nepal on March 19, but fell in love with the people and the country so much so that he decided to extend his trip in order to help work on an earthquake relief project.
Joining forces with Team Rubicon, Prince Harry has stayed on to rebuild an earthquake-damaged community that was directly affected by the devastating quake in April 2015.
The British Royal wasn’t afraid to get his hands dirty and put his muscles to work as he helped rebuild their school ahead of the monsoon season.
And of course, the charismatic royal made some friends along the way! Watch Harry do his best tiger impersonation in the player below. Gallery continues after the video
On March 26, the always-adorable Mia Tindall was spotted sitting atop her proud papa Mike’s shoulders as she cheered on her Mum, Zara Tindall at the Gatcombe Horse Trials in Stroud, England.
Zara – who is the second-eldest grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip – scored silver at the 2012 London Olympics. For the Gatcombe Trials, the 34-year-old rode elegantly on the back of her horse Rum Expectations.
Zara’s adorable two-year-old kept warm with a red bobble hat as she watched from 6ft above the ground. Princess Anne’s son Peter also showed to support his sister, bringing along his four-year-old daughter Isla.
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were joined by their extended royal family at St George’s Chapel for Easter Mass at Windsor castle.
Princess Eugenie, Sir Timothy Laurence, Lady Louise Windsor, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, Princess Beatrice and Peter Phillips all attended the traditional Easter Sunday church service.
Looking good ladies! Lady Louise Windsor [L] looked very chic, while her cousins Beatrice [M] and Eugenie [R] put on a leggy display.
The 12-year-old is the eldest child of Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex. The pretty royal is looking more grown up rocking her fitted white coat and sweet beret.
Meanwhile her mother, Countess of Wessex, 51, looked royally fabulous, while her son, James, looked oh-so adorable!
Hold onto your hats! The Queen and her daughter, Princess Anne, were nearly blown away.
Princess Anne ended up matching with her sister-in-law.
Her majesty the Queen was spotted on Monday evening making her way to dinner at one of London’s most prestigious restaurants, Bellamy’s. Wearing a green sequin dress, she was the picture of elegance as she arrived for dinner in Mayfair. Image via REX/Shutterstock
The 89-year-old monarch was accompanied by her daughter, Anne who donned a black cape over a patterned blue dress, and her first cousin Princess Alexandra who dressed in a long fur coat over violet gown. Image via REX/Shutterstock
With a delicious menu fit for a queen, made up of grilled swordfish, red mullet casserole and steak tartare, Bellamy’s French brasserie and oyster bar is said to be the “only restaurant where she has ever dined”. Image via REX/Shutterstock
Whilst his grandmother wines and dines in London’s “Most Civilized Restaurant”, Prince Harry continues his awe-inspiring trip to Nepal.
The cheeky Prince even showed off his volleyball skills during a game with some local children from the Gauda School. Take a look at the live volleyball action in the next slide!
Prince Harry plays volleyball at Gauda School in Nepal
Beaming from ear-to-ear, Harry shared a laugh with locals from the Himalayan village of Okhari.
Talk about a warm welcome! The handsome Prince was draped in welcome garlands upon arrival in Bardia, Nepal.
The 31-year-old got covered in bright red paint during the Holi festival of colours upon his visit to the Gauda Secondary School.
Ditching the lavish hotels to stay at the home of 86 year old Mrs Mangali Gurung, the widow of a WWII era Gurkha soldier, Harry looked at home as he sat cross-legged to tuck into a plate of dhal bhat and vegetables prepared in her rural home.
Waking up to a stunning sunrise over the village of Leorani, the handsome royal reflected on his time spent in Nepal so far.
Prince Harry’s official tour of Nepal has begun and the 31-year-old has wasted no time immersing himself in the culture.
Harry paid his respects at the Golden Temple in Kathmandu.
He was all smiles as he chatted to the locals.
During his five-day tour, Harry will reportedly be staying with a local Nepalese family in a remote hillside village.
Prince Harry has an exciting announcement! The Invictus Games 2017 will be hosted by Toronto, Canada
With his beautiful wife Duchess Catherine at home looking after their two adorable children, the Duke of Cambridge ventured out solo for the St. Patrick’s Day celebration with the Irish Guards in Hounslow, London.
In recent years, Catherine has come along to fulfill the duty of presenting shamrocks to the guards, but with the royal couple’s India and Bhutan tour fast approaching, she is focused on spending as much time as possible with her two little ones, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte. So for the first time in 115, a male royal carried out the duty!
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stepped out for yet another day of joint engagements on March 11. Wills and Kate headed to London Wall to visit the urban youth charity XLP.
Forever the fashionista, Catherine, 34, donned a pink, patterned suit from local London-based brand Eponine. She tied the outfit together with a black clutch and matching court shoes.
The parents to Princess Charlotte and Prince George shared a laugh as they were greeted warmly by Patrick Regan, the XLP chief executive and founder.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had a day of joint engagements in London. The couple are currently raising awareness on mental health issues.
On Thursday morning, Catherine and William visited St. Thomas’ Hospital, where they focused on the issue of suicide. The couple met Jonny Benjamin, who was saved by a stranger when he tried to take his own life in 2008.
After a stranger saved his life, Jonny launched the Find Mike campaign to find the man who talked him out of jumping off the bridge. He eventually discovered it was Neil Laybourn, who was also present at the meeting with the Duke and Duchess.
Jonny and Neil bravely shared their personal ordeals. A documentary has been made about his experiences and the campaign.
Jonny, then 20, had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and said he felt his life had hit “rock bottom” before the kind intervention of a stranger. Thanks to Neil, the Brit has turned his life around. His FindMike campaign became a global phenomenon and was supported by people all across Britain including Stephen Fry, Boy George and Prime Minister David Cameron.
Despite the heavy nature of the day, the mother-of-two managed to find the opportunity to share some lighter moments.
William was moved by the stories saying, “Someone told me five people a day try to kill themselves. I was just blown away by the statistics.” While Kate added, “For both of us, the mental health piece has got lots of aspects. It’s such a big issue that we need to do something about it.”
Looking good! Following their French Alps holiday, it is back to work for the parents-of-two. The 34-year-old mum recycled her green Erdem coat previously worn in New Zealand and France back in 2014, Wills, 33, opted for a more casual approach in a pair of chinos.
Backing it up! The couple, who wed in 2011, had two meetings which both focused on mental health.
She may be royal, but Catherine loves being frugal! Her black, bird print dress is from British department store, Debenhams and costs £60 (about $AUD115).
After watching Jonny’s documentary, young students got the chance to chat about mental health.
Passionate about mental health, the Duchess explained how childhood problems were the root cause of many the afflictions of adults. “We see through the work that we do with addiction, homelessness, and knife crime that a lot of it stems back to childhood,” she said. The couple are teaming up with Rethink Mental Illness to help raise awareness.
Duchess Catherine is a “natural” at her new job
Princess Mary tries on a paper crown as she visits Qatar Academy on the second day of her visit to Qatar.
She might have access to million dollar head wear, but Our Mary was pretty content with this cute creation.
Princess Mary’s twins pose with koala for their 5th birthday!
The British Royal Family have posted a series of flashbacks in celebration of St David’s Day. Celebrated annually on March 1st, it is the day when the people of Wales celebrate their patron saint, St David. Clarence House shared this snap of Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla, penning, “The Prince and The Duchess have fun flipping Welsh Cakes during their week-long summer visit to Wales last year! Happy St David’s Day!”
Interestingly, St David is the patron saint of Wales and also of doves. Getting into the spirit of the celebrations, Kensington Palace shared a trio of images wishing everyone, “Dydd Gŵyl Dewi hapus!” (Translates to Happy St David’s Day!)
