Sainsbury’s said 71% of shoppers are planning to gather with family and friends to celebrate the coronation, with afternoon tea coming out on top of the list of activities by those surveyed. To help with the celebrations, Sainsbury’s has unveiled a ‘right royal range’ of bakery items. M&S shoppers have spotted a new range of keepsake tins that have arrived in stores ahead of the King's coronation. Marks & Spencer fans have shared their excitement on social media after the four commemorative tins appeared in food halls.

Please note – Deliveries cannot be made on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays in the country or region of destination. If you’re keen on getting one as a souvenir for yourself or a gift for a loved one, browse through our favourite tins below. In addition to these items, M&S is also selling a number of other products for people looking to mark the King's Coronation. These include decorative homeware, which you can buy online here, as well as coronation China with items such as mugs, cups, saucers, plates, teapots and cake stands. Many sales are doubtless down to the coronation memorabilia some hampers contain – tea towels, bunting, mugs and so on – but indulgent food and drink are the stars of the show.The baked goods, which will be available in Asda stores and online from 27 April to 18 May, include:

Launching in March, the celebratory, collector’s tins house a regal colour scheme of dark blue with intricate accents of gold with each tin capturing a poignant portrait of His Majesty at official events both in London and Scotland. The ‘King Charles III: The Westminster Coronation Limited Edition’ Tin These tins are not only good for reusing and housing your tea, coffee or biscuits in, but there are multiple other ways to display these tins like using it as a utensil holder, or adding salt or sugar for a countertop addition. King Charles III: The Royal Deeside Coronation Limited Edition’, displays His Majesty looking relaxed at the Highland Games, near the Royal Family’s Scottish home, Balmoral Castle. He is wearing a traditional tartan kilt as well as the striped tie of the Gordon Highlanders regiment of the British Army, before the regiment merged with the Queen’s Own Highlanders. The Royal Family has a long history with Scotland and King Charles III spent much of his younger life growing up and being educated there. I was extremely honoured and touched to have been among the first honours presented by His Majesty King Charles III, whom I first had the honour of meeting many years ago and so, combined with our shared long association with the Royal Family and Scotland, it is very special to be able to commemorate the Coronation and His Majesty with these celebratory tins.” The King's Coronation is just around the corner (it's on Saturday 6 May FYI) and we can't wait for all the events that are planned over the course of the Bank Holiday weekend.The tins, which are now available in store, feature a regal design and can form part of any coronation celebrations or be given as gifts. A spokesperson said: "M&S collectable tins have become quite the icon with shoppers going wild when they hit stores and selling out within weeks. If you're a fan of the Royal Family and love a collectible keepsake, then you'll be pleased to hear that M&S has just launched a limited edition collection of commemorative tins and tasty food items to mark the Coronation of HM King Charles III. M&S revealed the new coronation range on social media, much to the excitement of royal fans. One person commented: "It’s starting!! I’ve got bunting!" And a second shopper wrote: "Why does that shortbread always taste better in these tins? Had the jubilee ones last year as well." M&S is now selling a limited edition collection of commemorative tins to mark the coronation of King Charles III. There are two types of tins - one containing 80 Fairtrade English breakfast tea and the other all-butter shortbread biscuits. Both come in either white and gold or purple and gold.