The Duchess of Sussex took some time away from her Cotswolds vacation with Prince Harry to celebrate her birthday and attend the wedding of royal family friend Charlie van Straubenzee to Daisy Jenks. And it's no surprise that she rung in both occasions win style, proving once again that she's as fashionable a wedding guest as she is a bride! In the quaint village of Frensham, Surrey, Meghan was her gregarious self as her husband took on important best man duties for his close pal.

Looking perfectly windblown and sun kissed, the former actress was the picture of modern royalty and, once again, brought Canada into her wardrobe. She stunned in a colour-block pastel midi skirt by Club Monaco and a matching navy blouse. Looking no further than her favoured milliner Philip Treacy, she accessorized the look with a black hat, wide leather belt, SHOPBOP's black Kayu straw clutch and her most-reached-for pair of heels by Aquazzura. She kept her brunette tresses natural beneath her hat – a departure from her chic messy buns and proper chignons as of late.

Meghan looked happy as ever arriving at Charlie's wedding. Photo: © Karwai Tang/WireImage

Harry and Charlie go way back, having first attended Ludgrove Prep School in Berkshire as children. Naturally, a friend of Harry's is a friend of Meghan's, and she looked completely at ease chatting with their mutual friends while arriving at the church to watch the newlyweds exchange vows.

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The duchess's hair was loose and natural. Photo: © Karwai Tang/WireImage

The 37-year-old's first birthday as an official member of the Royal Family has certainly been one for the books. While no details have been released about how the couple will celebrate the day as husband and wife, we're hoping that they'll be enjoying some birthday cake later ... on top of the treats they'll share at Charlie and Daisy's wedding cake! The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been enjoying some well-deserved rest and relaxation at their leased home in the Cotswolds, the beautiful south England countryside, where they're getting a break from the limelight before returning to their royal duties in Sept.