Prince William and Princess Kate have marked their move into their new Windsor home with a heartfelt gesture — a thank-you party for the team who made it happen ahead of schedule.

According to the Daily Mail, the Prince and Princess of Wales, both 43, hosted the celebration on Friday night at The York Club, a private members-only pub for residents and employees of the Crown Estate. The couple reportedly wanted to personally thank everyone who worked “tirelessly” to prepare their new residence, Forest Lodge, in time for their move.

“The couple very sweetly just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has worked tirelessly to help,” a source told the outlet.

Guests included builders, staff, and contractors who had been involved in the renovation and relocation process. William and Kate were said to have served drinks and food themselves, creating a relaxed and friendly atmosphere as they expressed their gratitude.

The family’s move to Forest Lodge came earlier than expected. Builders had accelerated the schedule so the Waleses could settle in before Bonfire Night on November 5, rather than just before Christmas as originally planned. Bonfire Night — also known as Guy Fawkes Night — commemorates the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605 and is marked with fireworks, bonfires, and traditional British treats like toffee apples.