Princess Charlotte paid her own personal tribute to her great-grandmother the Queen at her state funeral by wearing a small badge with a nod to one of her loves.
Charlotte, aged seven, walked behind the Queen's coffin with her brother Prince George and parents the Prince and Princess of Wales dressed in black and wearing a formal hat for the first time. And pinned to her coat was a small and delicate pin badge of a horseshoe - with horses being a great passion of the late Queen - and Charlotte herself known to be learning how to ride. Before the procession, nine-year-old George and Charlotte travelled to Westminster Abbey in the same car as the Queen Consort, with mum Kate arriving with them.
