Photos captured the royal couple smiling warmly as they were driven back from the morning service at the picturesque church.
For the chilly outing, Queen Camilla, 77, stayed cozy in a stylish collared coat paired with her signature caramel-colored faux fur-trimmed hat. She added a touch of sparkle with a brooch pinned to her collar and completed her look with a rosy makeup palette.
King Charles, 76, was seen waving cheerfully to well-wishers from the back seat, exuding his usual elegance in a herringbone tweed coat.
Crathie Kirk, situated near the King’s expansive Balmoral estate, serves as a regular place of worship for the royal family when staying in the area. The church also holds historical significance as the venue for Princess Anne’s wedding to Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.
Just last week, the King and Queen attended a service at the same location, braving the snowy conditions that transformed Crathie into a picturesque winter wonderland.
The royal couple’s visit to Scotland followed their Christmas celebrations at the King’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk.
