The Royal Family was greeted by large crowds at Sandringham as they celebrated Christmas. King Charles and Queen Camilla led the family on the walk to the church of St. Mary Magdalene for morning service...

Although the exact food spread may have changed a little over the years, when it comes to Christmas lunch for the royal family it's still rather a grand occasion

King Charles will address the nation at 3pm on Christmas Day from the saloon at Sandringham House - and it's also where the Royal Family gather to watch the speech

Like all families who celebrate the occasion the Royals have their own Christmas traditions and quirks.

The Royal Family's Christmas Day celebrations take part at Sandringham Estate but Mike Tindall has let a secret slip about the celebration.

When the Royal Family arrives at Sandringham to celebrate Christmas with King Charles and Queen Camilla they are greeted by a jam-packed schedule that has rarely changed since the late Queen Elizabeth's day.

The Princess was open about her dislike for spending Christmas at Sandringham.