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Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry led a moving tribute for those who suffered loss and injury and helped care for the wounded in last month’s terror attack in London.

The royals led 2,000 mourners and those from the emergency services who had tended to the dying and wounded.

Shortly after the royal trio arrived at Westminster Abbey on Wednesday morning, Kate and Harry watched solemnly as William laid a wreath at the Innocent Victims Memorial.

The Duke of Cambridge lays a wreath at the Innocent Victims Memorial @wabbey #ServiceOfHope pic.twitter.com/h5eBUas77Z

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Remembering and bringing hope. The royals stepped out on Wednesday for a special candlelit service at Westminster Abbey honoring the victims of last month’s terror attacks in London.

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Kate Middleton, Prince William, and Prince Harry all attended the Service of Hope at the London landmark where William and Kate tied the knot in 2011.

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For the solemn occasion, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a black and white printed coat and matching hat, and her husband and brother-in-law sported matching black suits.

Ahead of the service, Prince William laid a wreath at the Innocent Victims Memorial outside of the Abbey a short distance from where the attacks took place.

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