Prince George Will Be the Latest in a Long and Adorable Line of Royal Page Boys

Prince Harry

The day after his fifth birthday in September 1989, Harry did his bit for his uncle Charles Spencer, alongside his cousins Eleanor and Alexander Fellowes. The flamboyant page boy outfits — which included matching claret satin pumps — were based on an 18th century Joshua Reynolds painting from the Spencer family collection.

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Prince William

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For the wedding of Princess Diana's close friends Rupert Soames and Camilla Dunne in 1988, William was dressed from head to toe in cream and white, with sugar-pink suspenders.

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Prince Andrew

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The young royal channeled Austin Powers at the wedding of the Marquis of Hamilton and Sacha Phllips in 1966.

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Prince Michael of Kent and Prince William of Gloucester

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At the wedding of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in 1947, the page boys wore the traditional Scottish attire of kilts, white shirts, white lace jabots, and sporrans.

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Peter Phillips

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When Peter performed page boy duties at his aunt Sarah Phillips' wedding in 1981, he wore the heather-colored royal tartan that the queen wears when she is based in Scotland.

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Lord Linley

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Princess Margaret's son wore full Scottish regalia for a wedding in 1969. It has been common practice for royals to wear tartan since Victorian times, and is a nod to the family's fondness for Scotland.

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Prince Edward

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It was traditional Scottish attire once more — this time with matching jackets — when Edward did his bit for big sister Princess Anne and her groom Mark Phllips in 1973.

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Alex Pettifer and Billy Lowther-Pinkerton

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At Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding in 2011, their two pages wore outfits inspired by Regency period Irish Guards officers — the regiment of which William is the colonel.

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Felix Sowerbutts and Henry Warburton

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Prince Edward and Sophie Rhys-Jones paid tribute to the chapel where they exchanged their vows when it came to their page boy ensembles. St George's chapel at Windsor Castle is home to the Knights of the Garter, and so the two pages wore miniature versions of the Garter robes — ostrich feather plumed hats and little blue velvet capes.

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