Prince William, Kate Middleton Celebrate 14th Anniversary in Scotland

Prince William and Kate Middleton celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary with a two-day visit to Scotland’s Isle of Mull, a location deeply significant to their relationship as they first met at the University of St Andrews. The royal couple marked the occasion with coordinated blue outfits and engaged in public events, including visits to local community hubs, meeting artisans, and supporting projects like a community pantry and a new soft play area for children funded by their Royal Foundation. Their trip, which also includes a planned visit to the nearby island of Iona, emphasizes themes of community, nature, and social connection, reflecting their ongoing commitment to rural communities and conservation. This anniversary getaway is Kate's most extensive official travel since disclosing her cancer diagnosis, reassuring the public about her health as she actively participated in events. The couple chose alternative anniversary gifts in line with their advocacy against the ivory trade, moving away from traditional presents. Their visit underlines the personal and historical ties they share with Scotland, blending royal duty with personal celebration.