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The Queen is celebrating her 93rd birthday today surrounded by her loved ones as the Royal Family join together for an Easter Sunday church service. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were among the first to arrive at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, with Kate opting for a pale blue coat and hat. Kate did an impressive curtsy for the Queen, who is also dressed in blue for the beautiful day in the spring sunshine. Dad-to-be Prince Harry , who missed last year's celebrations, is there along with Zara and Mike Tindall, Princess Anne and Princess Beatrice. The annual gathering is a big event in the royal family's calendar and it's one of the rare occasions they all join together in public. Follow live updates from today's service here Princess Anne and Prince Harry were among the first to arrive, followed by the Cambridges and Tindalls who walked down together in a group. Following royal protocol, the Queen was last to arrive. The rest of the family lined up at the entrance to greet her as she stepped out of her car and walked into the chapel. As expected, Meghan Markle has skipped the service as she prepares to welcome their first royal baby . But she didn't forget to sent "granny" a sweet message to mark the special day. Meghan and Harry shared a series of sweet photos of the Queen on their Instagram page, with the caption "Happy Birthday Your Majesty, Ma’am, Granny. Wishing you the most wonderful day! Harry & Meghan." The photos show the Queen when she was younger, as well as a series of snaps of her with Prince Harry during his childhood. They also shared a snap from Meghan and the Queen's first joint visit to Chester last year, and a picture of the three of them together on the Buckingham Palace balcony. Kate was heavily pregnant with Prince Louis at last year's service, and Zara Tindall was carrying baby Lena.
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