Trooping the Colour: See How Each Royal Family Member Made Their Big Balcony Debut

Queen Elizabeth II was 5 years old when she made her debut. Little did she know, she'd be appointed to the throne after her father King George VI's death 20 years later.

Four months after Queen Elizabeth II took the throne, Prince Philip accompanied her to Trooping the Colour, marking his first time at the event.

Prince Charles attended the military parade for the first time with his grandmother the queen mother and his aunt Princess Margaret.

Princess Diana made her Trooping the Colour debut four months after getting engaged to Prince Charles. They got married a month later at St. Paul's Cathedral in London.

On the other hand, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, didn't make her debut until two months after she and Prince Charles tied the knot. She arrived in a horse-drawn carriage with Prince William and Sophie, Countess of Wessex.

The Duke of Cambridge was just days away from celebrating his second birthday when he made his Buckingham Palace debut alongside Prince Charles, Princess Diana, and the rest of the royal family.

The Duchess of Cambridge attended Trooping the Colour for the first time ever two months after her April 2011 wedding to Prince William.

Prince George's debut was perhaps one of the cutest of all time. Not only did he wear the same outfit Prince William wore for his, but George — who was just a month away from turning 2 — had just become a big brother to Princess Charlotte the month before.

Princess Charlotte hit a major milestone a month after celebrating her first birthday: she made her Buckingham Palace balcony debut!

Prince Louis made his Trooping the Colour debut at 1 year old, and his outfit bared a striking resemblance to the one Prince Harry wore during his second Trooping the Colour. Prince William also wore the outfit in 1984 when he departed an airplane with Prince Charles.

The Duke of Sussex was 9 months old when Princess Diana and Prince Charles took him to his first Trooping the Colour.

A month after tying the knot with Prince Harry and becoming the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle made her Trooping the Colour debut.

Prince Andrew was 1 when he made his debut in Queen Elizabeth II's arms.

Princess Beatrice was just two months away from turning 3 when she made her debut.

Meanwhile, her younger sister was 8 years old when she made hers.

Prince Edward was the youngest royal family member to make his debut under Queen Elizabeth II's reign at just 3 months old. What a cutie!

A week before tying the knot with Prince Edward, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, made her first Trooping the Colour appearance.

Lady Louise Windsor was 5 years old when she stepped out for her first military parade with her parents, Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex.

Lady Louise Windsor's younger brother, James, Viscount Severn, also made his Trooping the Colour debut at the same age.

For her first Trooping the Colour, Princess Anne arrived in a carriage with the queen mother, Prince Charles, and Princess Margaret.

Princess Anne's son was 2 years old when he attended his first Trooping the Colour.

A month after tying the knot with Peter Phillips, Autumn Kelly joined him at Trooping the Colour.

Peter and Autumn Phillips's daughters made their debuts together. Isla was 5 at the time, while Savannah was 6.

Zara Tindall was 3 years old when she attended her first Trooping the Colour with the royal family.

Nearly five years after getting married to Zara, Mike Tindall attended his first Trooping the Colour.