Princess Catherine and Prince William were recently spotted getting into the Christmas spirit as they searched for a festive fir tree in Windsor Great Park.

Accompanied by their two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, the royal couple visited a Christmas tree shop in Berkshire.

During their visit, a royal fan noticed the family and shared a photograph on Facebook.

In the picture, Prince William can be seen conversing with a staff member while Prince George and Princess Charlotte explore the available trees.

Princess Catherine, dressed in grey jeans, brown boots, and a matching jacket, walks behind her children, holding a pair of gloves.

Her hair is left loose, mirroring Charlotte’s hairstyle.

Charlotte herself wears festive red trousers, brown wellingtons, and a blue padded jacket similar to her brother’s.

Prince William dons a green jacket, matching wellington boots, and blue jeans, with a hat to complete his outfit.

However, their youngest son, Prince Louis, was not present in the photograph.

The Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their children, reside at Adelaide Cottage near Windsor Castle in Windsor Home Park.

The exact date of their visit to the Christmas tree shop at Windsor Great Park remains unclear, but the image was shared on Sunday.

This holiday season, Princess Catherine will once again host her Christmas Carol Service, which honors those who support young children and families.

Among the guests expected to attend are midwives and nursery teachers.

Members of the royal family, including the King and Queen, are likely to join the congregation, just as they did last year.

Prince William and their eldest two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, will also be present.

In an endearing photo announcing the event, Princess Catherine is seen decorating a Christmas tree while wearing a £179 Fair Isle jumper from Holland Cooper.

She previously wore this jumper while reading a bedtime story on CBeebies last year.

The Westminster Abbey Service, scheduled for December 8 and broadcast on ITV1 on Christmas Eve, will feature various performers, including singers Beverly Knight and Adam Lambert, multi-instrumentalist Jacob Collier, performer Freya Ridings, and singer-songwriter James Bay.

The service aims to combine traditional and modern elements to cater to people of all faiths and those with none.

The Westminster Abbey Choir will also delight the audience with renditions of beloved carols.