Marching in front of the drum major is our color guard. In the Windsor Corps, the members of the color guard are parents, other interested adults, and older teens. The marching style of our color guard follows the Von Steuben manual. Members carry flags on wooden poles and Brown Bess muskets. The color guard captain carries an espontoon or sabre.

Members of the Windsor Corps are expected to begin performing with us as soon as they are issued a uniform. New members fill out our ranks carrying these items during the time they are still learning their instruments. Not only does this allow everyone to be involved right away, but it helps to enhance our appearance while performing.

The uniforms for the Windsor Corps are adapted from the style of clothing worn by colonial musicians of the Revolutionary War era. Many of the uniform parts have been hand-made by adult members of the Corps. The musicians in the group wear blue vests and tri-corner hats. The drum major and color guard members wear regimental coats and cocked hats. Most of the uniform is provided by the Corps, however, each member is expected to provide their own white long sleeve shirt, white pants and black shoes.