If you want to go the official route, the coronation quiche recipe features spinach, broad beans and tarragon. Have endless fun with this photo frame craft kit that the kids - or adults - can use adding their own photograph. This crochet pattern includes a range of crochet stitches including chain, double crochet and treble crochet. Fold layers of coloured papers to create these giant party rosettes to hang inside or outside – perfect for the Coronation of King Charles III in patriotic red, white and blue! Emma also suggests asking for RSVPs so you can estimate how much food you'll actually need: "If you’re planning on hosting a larger party, get an accurate headcount so you can cater drinks and food accordingly, otherwise the temptation will be to over-cater and overspend.

From patriotic red, white and blue bunting to spring pastels, there are plenty of themes to consider. The investiture: The sovereign is presented with items including the Royal Orb, representing religious and moral authority; the Sceptre, representing power; and the Sovereign's Sceptre, a rod of gold topped with a white enamelled dove, a symbol of justice and mercy. Standing at 181cm tall, it’s a decoration that’s bound to grab guests’ attention and be a fun focal point for party pictures.Explore royal themed party supplies and Union Jack flags, bunting and decorations for the upcoming ceremony and coronation events. Divide your guests into teams and see which team knows the most about the history and traditions of the British monarchy. With iconic brands like Emma Bridgewater and Biscuiteers offering plenty of unique ideas, there's so much to choose from. If you’re looking for even more coronation activities, head over to our Twinkl Crafts Coronation Hub to explore our full collection. It's also perfect to pop on the table with some crayons at your street party to keep the kids entertained.

While it will differ greatly from recent bashes like the Platinum Jubilee and royal weddings in terms of rituals and pageantry, the top way for those who wish to celebrate remains much the same: with a good old fashioned knees up. We have crowns, Union jacks, decorations and everything else you need to commemorate this momentous occasion. Not only are sun catchers fun to make, they also capture rays of sunlight and cast colourful light displays around the room. Bowls of salads, slaw, potatoes, dips, cheeses, crisps and pickles are an easy way to bulk out the offering. And when it comes to coronation drinks, Emma advises: "Don’t go overboard on your drinks selection – alcohol is a major expense in entertaining and quickly adds up, and you really don’t need to offer a cocktail cabinet full of options.There's nothing more mindful than colouring in – and you can have a blissful 10 minutes to yourself with this crown colouring kit.