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It's easy being green! Beaming Kate Middleton dotes on children of the Irish Guards as she dons a £3,200 coat in Ireland's national colour and sports a shamrock brooch for traditional St Patrick's Day visit with Prince William
The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, was stunning in a £3,200 teal green coat dress at Aldershot earlier today
Kate Middleton joined Prince William, 39, to visit the 1st Battalion Irish Guards at the St. Patrick's Day Parade
● It marked the first time the royal couple have attended the parade since the start of the Covid pandemic
● Duchess presented traditional sprigs of shamrock to Officers and Guardsmen while the Duke watched on
● Comes amid a busy period for Kate and William, who attended the Commonwealth Service on Monday
The Duchess of Cambridge was elegant in teal while on military duty today as she joined Prince William for the traditional St. Patrick's Day visit to the Irish Guards.
Kate Middleton, 40, cut a chic figure in a gorgeous £3,200 Laura Green London dress, which she matched perfectly with complementing emerald accessories and a shamrock brooch, as she visited the 1st Battalion Irish Guards at the St. Patrick's Day Parade, Mons Barracks in Aldershot.
The Duchess went on to present the traditional sprigs of shamrock to the Officers and Guardsmen who will in turn issue it along the ranks, while the Duke, 39, could be seen proudly watching on.
The mother-of-three appeared in high spirits during the parade, taking a moment to ruffle the head of the Irish Guards mascot Turlough Mor, before appearing utterly charmed by one young family attending the event.
It marks the first the time the mother-of-three and Prince William have attended the parade since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic
The Duchess of Cambridge with 20-month-old Gaia Money, as she attends the 1st Battalion Irish Guards' St. Patrick's Day Parade with Prince William
A royal ruffle! Kate Middleton beamed as she stroked the head of the Irish Guards mascot Turlough Mor, during the annual event today
Showing off her motherly side! The Duchess stroked the head of one little girl during the event today, while the Duke proudly watched on 
Popular among wealthy fashionistas, Laura Green London employs teams of expert dressmakers to create bespoke pieces for their clients, who include presenters Lucy Verasamy and Charlotte Hawkins, and television personality Georgia Toffolo.
Zara Tindall, the Queen's eldest granddaughter, wore a Laura Green houndstooth coat dress to the Cheltenham Festival earlier this week.
The designer has been operating the pop-up store in the capital during the pandemic, but normally insists on appointment-only visits to her private London showroom.
On her website, Laura Green states: 'Fashion has the power to uplift and we want our clients to feel unbound to where or when they envision themselves wearing the pieces.'
The Duchess of Cambridge was all smiles as she chatted with Lorraine Money, the mother of 20-month-old Gaia Money
Following the parade the Duke and Duchess then met members of the Regiment before sitting for official Officers' and Sergeants’ Mess photographs and a photo with Irish Guards in every rank in the British Army.
Kate and William will then visit the Junior Ranks dining hall where the Senior Guardsman in the Battalion will propose a toast to Their Royal Highnesses.