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Confident Princess Charlotte excitedly waves to crowds at royal wedding

May 20, 2018

Princess Charlotte gave another royal wave ahead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding. Source: Getty

Princess Charlotte stole fans’ hearts when she gave another royal wave ahead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding on Saturday.

Upon arriving arriving at St George’s Chapel in Windsor with her fellow bridesmaids, the young royal, three, waved from the car and cheekily stuck out her tongue as she pulled up to the church.

After stepping out of the vehicle, she then turned to the crowd and greeted everyone with a royal wave. Charlotte also gave another wave after Harry and Meghan tied the knot and rode off for their carriage procession. But her four-year-old brother George was less keen to address the public.

The young royal cheekily stuck out her tongue as she pulled up to the church. Source: Getty

Both Prince William and Catherine’s children were part of the wedding party, with Charlotte a bridesmaid and George a page boy.

Her little royal moment in the sun sent social media users into meltdown as they commented how “adorable” the little princess was.

One user wrote, “She is a really confident little girl. So lovely,” while another added, “This is the best part of the wedding. She is a doll”.

👑🙋 Princess Charlotte has the royal wave down to a fine art. #RoyalWedding #HarryAndMeghan pic.twitter.com/n0ygYAYibV

— BBC (@BBC) May 19, 2018

The princess and five other children – Florence van Custem, Ivy Mulroney, Zalie Warren, Remi Litt, and her sister Rylan – served as bridesmaids at the wedding.

They all donned matching white dresses with floral head pieces. The dresses were designed by Givenchy, as was Meghan’s dress.

And the wedding wasn’t the only time she showed off her wave: When William brought Charlotte to visit her new baby brother at St. Mary’s Hospital on April 23, she turned around to sweetly to greet photographers and fans waiting outside.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle said “I do” in front of 600 guests at St George’s Chapel on Saturday morning, with millions more around the world tuning in to watch the ceremony on television.