At coronation.gov.ukyou can find templates for bunting, puzzles and colouring, and invitations and recipes. Across the country families, friends, nurseries, schools and community groups joined together to celebrate the Coronation.

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Over the weekend, Coronation Big Lunches took place in streets and community spaces across the country and the Commonwealth. On Sunday 7 May Windsor Castle hosted the Coronation Concert, with performances from global music icons and contemporary stars including Take That, Katy Perry, Steve Winwood and Andrea Bocelli. The Coronation celebrations included a weekend of events and an additional Bank Holiday on Monday 8 May. On Saturday 6th May, King Charles III was crowned in an ancient ceremony not seen in almost 70 years.