7 Things You Missed About Prince George and Princess Charlotte During th...

7 Things You Missed About Prince George and Princess Charlotte During the Royal Wedding

That honor went to Jessica Mulroney's twin boys Brian and John Mulroney. The 7-year-olds were the oldest page boys in the bridal party, and therefore perhaps a little more trustworthy with the big duty.

They all walked down the aisle behind the bride.

While American weddings usually send the flower girls and ring bearers down first, British ceremonies typically have them follow behind, Myka Meira of Beaumont Etiquette previously told GoodHousekeeping.com. Prince George held hands with the fourth page boy Jasper Dyer, while Princess Charlotte linked up with two other flower girls

The rest of the bridal party followed the couple back down the aisle, but the Cambridges hung back for a bit.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte joined the rest of the royal family on the steps of St. George's Chapel for a group photo-op.

But Prince George was feeling a little camera-shy.

The little guy hid behind his dad for a bit, but Princess Charlotte was front and center soaking up all of the attention. These two definitely have distinct personalities!

His outfit matched his dad and uncle's

All of the page boys wore a miniature version of the Blues and Royals frockcoat worn by the groom and his best man. Both the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry belonged to this cavalry regiment. Their uniforms were the real thing, but the kids received something slightly different.

"The figured braiding has been scaled down for the Pages, as otherwise it would have gone above their shoulders," Kensington Palace revealed in a statement. "The Pages are not wearing hats or white waist belts for practical reasons."

And it was personalized

Each page had their initials embroidered in gold on their shoulder straps "as a special memento" as well

It's the first time he's worn pants in public too.

Princess Charlotte couldn't resist showing off her shoes.

Each of the bridesmaids' white leather Aquazurra shoes were monogrammed with their initials and the wedding date. Meghan gave them to her attendants as a gift and "keepsake of the special day."

And she waved, waved, waved

If you didn't know by now, the 3-year-old has already mastered the royal wave. She sent the world into frenzy with her sweet salute outside of the Lindo Wing during the birth of her younger brother Prince Louis last month.