On Monday, members of the royal family attended the annual Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex was in attendance with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall, Camilia at the central London church conducted to their seats instead of walking in the royal procession.
Meghan wore a gorgeous green dress by Emilia Wickstead, with a matching hat by William Chambers, nude Aquazzura heels and a satin top-handle bag by Gabriela Hearst. She finished her look with her hair styled in a sleek bun and her Birks ‘Snowstorm’ earrings while her husband complimented her with a blue suit and aqua tie.
Kate wore a burgundy coat by Catherine Walker with a matching hat by Sally-Ann Provan and her Gianvito Rossi court shoes while Prince William wore a dark suit and his tie matched his wife’s outfit.
The service was televised on BBC One, and had performances from Alexandra Burke, while Anthony Joshua gave a reading about being a member of the Commonwealth.
The Countess of Wessex wore a white and navy Suzannah dress with a matching hat by Jane Taylor for the service while the Earl of Wessex donned a navy pin-stripe suit and his favourite cat print tie.
Camilla wore a navy blue silk and lace dress and coat by Bruce Oldfield and a feathered Philip Treacy hat while Prince Charles wore a navy blue stripped suit.
The Queen wore an air force blue cashmere double-breasted coat by Stewart Parvin, a pair of pearl earrings and her Jardine Star diamond brooch with a matching feathered hat for the Commonwealth Day service.
The royals received flowers after the service as they left the church from school children.
