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Gather together to watch the big day. Children will be able to see the epitome of pomp and ceremony! Big screens are going up in more than 30 UK locations, look here to see if there’s one near you. Why not build-up to the main event with our Free coronation treasure hunt! Attend a Street party on Sunday 7th May:

Here are some cool ideas for making your Coronation party go with a swing, with DIY ideas for party supplies and decorations and the all important food. Coronation Party DIY Decoration Ideas Enough to bring the inner child out of any adult, and a great way of having fun with the kids while engaging their creative side. Speaking of, what's a party without dessert? A Victoria Sponge is a very classic cake you can't get go wrong with. "It originated when Queen Victoria was on the throne," Robb says. "As cakes go you don't get anything much more royal than that." Bunting in Granham Street for the party to celebrate the 1953 Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II Hulton Deutsch // Getty Images How to organise a Coronation street party: Rules and regsFor Adults & Kids. Playing this after a couple of rounds of Pimm's Pong might give the kids a fair chance at this one. Don't be fooled, we have just thought of funny name for Musical Chairs. But this classic party game always has everyone in hysterics as the chairs are removed one by one.

The celebrations continue into the Monday of the bank holiday weekend when we’ll be encouraged to volunteer in our local areas, as part of The Big Help Out. The aim of this event is to use volunteering to bring communities together, creating a lasting legacy from the Coronation Weekend with a boost of community spirit! Prince George has also been spotted cheering enthusiastically at football matches with his parents and playing for his school team. From newborns to 100-year-olds, there will be a huge variety of ages at street parties up and down the country. It's good to keep people entertained with a quirky party game or two, with popular ones including royal bingo where numbers are replaced with royal-themed items or even a British quiz.

We’re making all our coronation activities free to play for the coronation weekend! In fact you can play the whole of Busy Things for families free. Get your royal guest log in details here: Be Our Royal Guest This Weekend! FREE Coronation Activities Get involved in ‘The Big Help Out’ on Monday 8th May: The historic celebrations will take place over 3 days as an extra Bank holiday has been proclaimed in honour of the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III. Britain over the Coronation weekend will be a sea of red, white, and blue, and Paperless Post has a resplendent range of invitations to continue the theme: Balloons make a cost effective and budget friendly choice of decoration for the King's Coronation - once they're inflated it doesn't take much to create an impressive display! With a DIY balloon arch kit, you can make your very own balloon cloud just like the one in the picture below. These balloon clouds look spectacular and take only a few minutes to do. However, those who don't want to do this can always opt for a 'street meet', where neighbours and friends can gather on a driveway, front garden, or rear garden, so long as it is on private land. It's important to bear in mind your nearby neighbours too, regardless of whether you are inviting them or not, so they understand it's not a full-scale street party and just a gathering.

If you are planning to have your own Coronation celebration, here are DIY party decorations and recipes for a Coronation themed party. Almost every Brit over 65 remembers where they watched Queen Elizabeth’s Coronation in 1953. Give your guests a good tale to tell their grandchildren by laying on a majestic coronation viewing party. This free printable Coronation Colouring Picture will be a lovely momento the the Coronation celebrations in May 2023. Essentially, it’s all about getting together with community members, neighbours, friends and families around the villages, towns and cities of the nation over the bank holiday weekend. Whether you’re planning a street party, picnic, barbecue or other gathering for the big day, find Coronation decorations, tableware and party supplies to make your royal celebration a success.The new King will be crowned on 6th May 2023 in Westminster Abbey, London, England. In the UK the following Monday 8th May will be an extra bank holiday, allowing us to celebrate even more! The Coronation Big Lunch is a great way to get to know your neighbours and the members of your community a little better. Thousands of events are will take place throughout every corner of the UK this May, as we take to the streets, gardens, parks and community spaces of our local areas to join in the Coronation celebrations over this special weekend. This royal twist on musical chairs involves turning one chair – the final chair – into a throne, that the eventual winner can sit on and celebrate their royal glory and be crowned king or queen of the party. Two or more "Bulldogs" are chosen, and the rest of the players go to one end of the play area. They all have to run from one end of the space to another while avoiding being tagged by one of the Bulldogs. Anyone who is caught is the Bulldog in the next round. The last untagged player is the winner.• Pin The Crown On The King Treat your guests with Coronation party favours to remember the celebrations by. Not only do Coronation keepsakes, novelties and miniature party supplies make wonderful decorations and accessories for your event, they are ideal for filling up party bags for your friends, family, neighbours and community members to take home after the Coronation events are over.

Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer says “The Coronation will be a magical moment that brings people together to celebrate the best of Britain over a special weekend in May.” Watch The King’s Coronation Saturday 6th May: You can make a classic trifle from this Easy Trifle Recipe. Traditionally the sponge will be soaked in sherry, but this recipe allows you to leave out the alcohol if you prefer. In general you can substitute fruit juice to make an alcohol-free version of any trifle recipe

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Be our guest this weekend! Play free coronation activities along with full access to Busy Things for families this coronation weekend! King Charles III’s role