Prince George's First Appearance On The Royal Balcony

Queen Elizabeth II marked her ceremonial birthday with the traditional "Trooping the Colour" parade. The royal family was the center of attraction on the Buckingham Palace balcony as the crowds cheered on in celebration.

It was a special moment for the fans in London as 23-month-old Prince George made his first appearance. Though the entire royal family was present on the balcony, there was no sign of princess Charlotte.

Prince George captivated throngs of London well-wishers who was cutely wrapped in the arms of his father who was in full military garb.

This moment is the greatest in London since it is the first time little Prince George took part in a royal tradition with the extended family on the Buckingham Palace balcony.

Here are some cute moments of the little Prince, take a look.

Behind The Window

Prince George appeared to be enjoying the spectacle of celebrations from an upstairs window at the Buckingham Palace. He is seen along with the Queen who is hidden behind the curtain.

Prince George In Father's Arms

Prince George was in Prince William's arms to watch the RAF flypast. He looked in excitement at the parade and caught a lot of attention from the royal fans.

The Royal Family

On the royal balcony: Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall; Prince Charles; Prince George; Prince William, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge; Prince Harry; and the Queen. They all looked beautifully dressed for the occasion. It was indeed a wonderful occasion.

Back In 1984

This is one of the best coincidences in history. Prince George wore the same outfit his father wore at the 1984 parade. A moment of a lifetime.

A Big Day In History

"We very rarely get to see him. He makes very few public appearances, so to be here today, to be standing on that balcony, on that iconic balcony, for the very first time ... it's a huge day for him." stated by a Royal source.

The Royal Children

Prince George and Princess Charlotte, at Anmer Hall. This is one of the best pictures we got to see of the royal siblings. Princess Charlotte is one lucky little girl.

The Parade

It is said more than 1,000 soldiers took part in the traditional display of of army drill, music and horsemanship at the RAF flypast to mark the Queen's official birthday.