Union Jack Cake Stand - Pack of 1-3-Tier Cake Stand with Union Jack Flag Design - Perfect for Jubilee King's Coronation Street Parties and Events

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This pack of two sun lounger chairs with a sturdy steel frame with keep you comfy during your street party. Bunting, balloons, flags and streamers are easy ways to add a festive feel to your Coronation celebrations. There are six designs to choose from, including King Charles, Queen Consort Camilla and a traditional British beefeater.

Whether you're planning to have quiet drinks in or hosting a party, there are the plenty coronation decorations to get you in the mood across the bank holiday weekend. With the table being a key part of any party (it displays your cakes, dishes and cocktails — after all! For this occasion, consider classic British recipes, such as Scotch Eggs, sausage rolls, Bakewell Tart and Victoria Sponge cake.It's based on the original 1953 design for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, which is a beautiful touch.

Afternoon tea is what you make it, but the classic menu consists of a tier of finger sandwiches, one of sweet treats and another of scones with clotted cream and jam. Of course, the Union Jack is associated with both street parties and the royal family, so we suggest making it a part of your outfit. Every party needs a bit of pizzazz, so why not pull out all the stops and create a mouth watering treat to go in the centre of your table?Get ready to celebrate the King’s Coronation in style with our selection of partyware, outdoor lighting, cardboard cut-outs and more.

Our pick is this vibrant hand-painted plate that’s perfect for serving bakes at your neighbourhood street party. Benji Lewis, an interior designer, says on decoration: "Whilst red, white and blue are clearly patriotic and you won’t be letting the side down by using these on your tabletop, the Coronation is clearly a massively rare and regal moment so bear that in mind when you consider things.The Coronation of King Charles III takes place on Saturday, 6 May, with a bank-holiday scheduled to allow the UK to celebrate this incredible event. The two plates depict beautiful illustrations of King Charles III and his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.