Food and beverage: Offer a selection of teas from around the world and classic finger sandwiches. Serve petit fours and add a touch of elegance with vintage tea sets and delicate floral arrangements on the tables. Décor: Consider elegant and refined decor with a British touch, such as antique silverware, vintage glassware, and crystal candleholders. Before 2,300 guests, King Charles and Queen Camilla went through the ancient rituals, with a twist of modern signals about diversity. Entertainment: Include a live band playing classic tunes from iconic British bands like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Guests can dance and sing along to their favourite hits from the era and enjoy a fun and nostalgic atmosphere.

Décor: Create an authentic atmosphere with historical décor items such as tapestries, antique rugs, and wooden furniture. Meanwhile, 52 people were arrested during the Coronation, including the leader of prominent anti-monarchy group Republic

Swinging 60s soiree: A 1960s-inspired British music invasion coronation party with vintage decor, mod-inspired attire, and classic hits from iconic bands such as the Beatles, Rolling Stones, and The Who. Over there was the battered but rather beautiful Coronation chair, with a King about to be crowned. It looked almost fragile waiting for its royal occupant. Guests will enjoy a refined high tea experience in a picturesque garden setting, complete with elegant tea sets and floral centrepieces. Lead tours of the garden, pointing out the stunning landscaping and plants. This combination of delicacies and natural beauty will make for an unforgettable coronation celebration. Tomorrow, neighbours and communities across the UK are being invited to share food and fun together as part of the Coronation Big Lunch. For those of you looking for a 2-in-1 accessory that can either be worn on top of your current costume, or used as a prop or party decoration, then this is it! Stand proud waving your giant flag as you celebrate the King's coronation. Wear it as a cape, wrap over, top, dress, skirt, or hang it up indoors or outdoors as a fantastic party decoration.

You could feel the sense of expectation. It was really happening right here, on an altar full of candlelight, prayers and a glow of gold. The abbey was like being inside a jewel box. Décor: Set up tables with crisp white tablecloths, delicate floral arrangements, vintage teapots and teacups, pastel-hued bunting, and twinkling fairy lights throughout the garden. To add to the playful atmosphere, consider organizing games such as croquet or lawn bowls, and setting up a photo booth with British-themed props.In marked contrast to his father, the future George IV was an enthusiastic follower of fashion who for a while had the famed English dandy, Beau Brummell, as his style guru. "In portraits he's very much as the forefront of fashion," says Reynolds. He favoured well-cut quality fabrics, a style which became particularly associated with England and which, for the first time, actually influenced what was worn in France. Incorporate interactive elements, such as a gin or whisky tasting station or a mixology workshop with a modern British mixologist, to create a more memorable experience. Are you celebrating a special occasion?

Royalty across the ages coronation party: A historical British costume-themed coronation party for guests to don their finest attire in tribute to their favourite royals from throughout the ages. Prince Harry attended the Coronation service but the BBC understands he was not invited to appear on the balcony. Later, he was reportedly spotted at Heathrow Airport Historical costume coronation party: Throw a lively historical costume coronation party where guests can display their favourite British historical outfits. Host a sophisticated afternoon tea coronation party with croquet games in the garden to celebrate the new king’s coronation. Serve scones, clotted cream, cucumber sandwiches, and offer a range of teas and champagne.The vestments Charles will wear were also used during the coronation ceremonies of King George IV in 1821, King George V in 1911, King George VI in 1937 and Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. For a regal and playful historical costume coronation party, encourage your guests to don their favourite British historical costumes.