As people across the country savour this special moment and join together to mark The King’s Coronation, we hope these new, commemorative bars will be a welcome addition to the celebrations this May.” Yes! There will be. King Charles himself will get one on the big day, as is customary on big royal occasions and events, and as with most Coronation medals, a selected number will be given out to members of the royal family, selected members of the royal household, government and state officials, public servants, mayors, the army, police, and more, as souvenirs for the historic event. Show your appreciation with our thank you gifts, featuring delicious food and drink, as well as greeting cards. Indulge the chocolate lovers in your life with their favourite sweet treats, or spoil them with a delectable food hamper stashed with mouth-watering goodies. Celebrating a special occasion? You can’t go wrong with a bottle of bubbly or a fine prosecco. Why not add to your pressie with a stunning bouquet of fresh flowers Choose our reliable free nominated day delivery service for those last-minute moments. 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. Shop our inspiring gift shop to find the perfect something for your special someone. From personalised presents to delicious foodie hampers, discover something perfect for every occasion in our collection.

Suited for keen collectors, the limited edition range makes for the perfect regal treat for the many ‘Coronation Big Lunch’ celebrations taking place up and down the country this May bank holiday. Cadbury has frequently marked special moments such as Coronations, Jubilees, and even royal birthdays, one of the most memorable being the Cadbury Coronation Souvenir Tin range marking the formal investiture of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. The new designs will adorn Cadbury Dairy Milk, Cadbury Bournville, Fry’s Cream and Fry’s Turkish Delight bars. Each bar will feature a specially created crown design, celebrating the long-standing relationship between Cadbury and the monarchy.While we prepare to celebrate, we're looking for collectible items we can add to our home for a touch of celebratory flair. We've compiled a list of the best Coronation tins that double as memorabilia, and these collectibles are sure to become a very popular options for people looking for ways to remember this historic occasion. Plus, they're also a great gift idea if you're attending a street party, or just know someone who is a huge royal fan.

Uber is no longer just about cars and joining the new ranks of their portfolio of travel methods, which includes Uber boats, is a horse-drawn carriage. What the company has called its “coronation carriage” will be open between 1pm and 4pm on the coronation bank holiday weekend at Dulwich Park. A trip on the carriage is bookable via the app. Each of the four white horses pulling the carriage will be dressed up in “their finest coronation wear”, a press release about the launch reveals. Hug’s dog dish 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. Lily’s Kitchen’s royal ‘pawtrait’ is made up of popular dog breeds playing the roles of senior royals. Photograph: Ursula Aitchison Lily’s kitchen’s dog ‘pawtrait’ 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.Major brands like Waitrose, M&S, Sainsbury's and Fortnum & Mason have already launched some gorgeous Coronation-themed biscuits, hampers, chocolates and even booze, and we can't wait to see what else is in store. Gemma Flanigan, Brand Representative commented: “Cadbury and Fry’s have a long-established history of marking Royal occasions, most recently for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee last year where we produced a limited edition Roses tin and Cadbury Dairy Milk bar. Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation took place on 2nd June 1953 in Westminster Abbey, so King Charles' Coronation will be taking place almost exactly 70 years after his mother's. Uber’s horse-drawn ‘coronation carriage’ will be bookable between 1pm and 4pm on the bank holiday weekend in Dulwich Park. Photograph: Kieran Cleeves/PA Uber’s coronation carriage