Kate Middleton channeled her 2011 royal wedding look to visit the church where she got married

• Kate Middleton wore a white coatdress that may have been a nod to her wedding gown.
• The duchess wore the outfit to visit Westminster Abbey, where she got married 10 years ago.
• The church has been transformed into a vaccine center.

The Duchess of Cambridge wore a bridal-inspired coatdress for a visit to the church where she got married.

Kate Middleton and Prince William visited Westminster Abbey in London, which has been transformed into a COVID-19 vaccination center, on Tuesday - almost 10 years after they tied the knot on April 29, 2011.

The couple spoke to health officials and members of the public who were receiving their vaccines during the visit, Insider's Samantha Grindell previously reported.

The duchess' lace, floral-embroidered coatdress was designed by Catherine Walker, Elle and Harper's Bazaar reports.

She completed the look with a pair of pearl drop earrings and a beige clutch bag.

It is not known whether Middleton chose the outfit as a nod to her royal wedding dress. The outfit is certainly similar to the royal's custom-made Alexander McQueen gown, which also featured lace and floral embroidery.

Middleton styled her hair similar to the half-updo she wore on her wedding day.

Catherine Walker has become a go-to brand for the duchess through the years. Most recently, the duchess paid tribute to Scotland by wearing a blue Catherine Walker coat during a visit to the country in December 2020. She also wore an emerald green coat by the same brand to thank volunteers at Windsor Castle later that month.

On Tuesday the couple walked down the same aisle that they did during their wedding ceremony, which was watched by 22.8 million people from around the world.

Westminster Abbey has been the location of numerous royal events through the years, from the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II to Princess Diana's funeral.

The church has been used as the location for a vaccination center since March.