 joked 'I think it's the first time Prince William's been to church. "He talks so much and is frankly so badly behaved that he doesn't usually go to church. 'I think they're all rather worried about what he's going to do,' he continued. The young prince who wore an adorable sailor outfit didn't disappoint and was seen blowing raspberries, chatting away to his cousin, playing with the toggle on his hat and yawning during the ceremony. These were not the only tricks Prince William had up his sleeve that day, as he was later spotted being chased by his grandmother, the late Queen, as he ran too close to the moving carriage which was carrying the newlyweds. Prince William was by no mean){kind=link}
Much like Prince Louis, the Prince of Wales once had a reputation for his cheeky behaviour – and he showcased this at Prince Andrew and Sarah’s wedding 37 years ago
Royal children have, for decades, brought a much needed sense of informality and entertainment to serious royal events.
Just like his youngest son, Prince Louis, does now, the Prince of Wales also often broke free from the shackles of serious royal behaviour and showed off his mischievous side.
This is best seen when Prince William, then four, was anything but interested as he served as a page boy at his uncle, Prince Andrew’s, wedding.
Prince Andrew married Sarah Ferguson at Westminster Abbey on July 23, 1986 and they became the Duke and Duchess of York.