The blooms represent each of the home nations: roses for England, daffodils for Wales, thistles for Scotland, and shamrocks for Northern Ireland. The two plates depict beautiful illustrations of King Charles III and his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Many of us will also be looking for decorations that we can keep as ways to remember this historic event too. Each earthenware mug features a hand-painted illustration of King Charles III and his late mother Queen Elizabeth II, framed by crowns, jewels, and Union Jack flags.

The collections are also great gift ideas if you're attending a street party this bank holiday, or just know someone who is a royal family fan. Decorating your space adds a special touch to your afternoon tea party and puts everyone in a celebratory mood. So, if you live in a cul de sac, "councils are generally happy for this to go ahead without permission".

Both have created stunning limited edition ranges to celebrate and remember King Charles' III coronation. Whether you're holding a party and looking for plenty of paper cups and plates, want to decorate in a subtle way with some bunting or are looking for more premium tableware which doubles up as coronation memorabilia, there are plenty of options to cater to all tastes, party sizes and budgets. If you're planning on entertaining guests — be that by hosting dinner, throwing a garden party or celebrating with the whole street — you may have found yourself looking for some coronation decorations to help amplify the joyous mood. 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.

Whether splashing out on something new and celebratory or looking for retro and vintage finds for a mismatched harmony, it’s best to go all-out for this party.

This pack of two sun lounger chairs with a sturdy steel frame with keep you comfy during your street party. This side plate set is perfect for a more intimate table arrangement and doubles up as coronation memorabilia. For this occasion, consider classic British recipes, such as Scotch Eggs, sausage rolls, Bakewell Tart and Victoria Sponge cake. Shortbreads, cookies or iced biscuits are relatively simple to make and can be decorated to be real standouts.Try our recipe for a delicious Pimms celebration cake and elicit some ‘oohs’ and ‘ahhs’ from your guests. Okay, this isn’t the most jubilant of additions to the round-up, but a tablecloth is a must for any proper party scheme and this versatile white one will make a good base for decorating at many special occasions to come. Put mayonnaise, sultanas, curry powder, flaked almonds, turmeric and mango chutney into a bowl and mix together. Mark this momentous occasion with Wedgwood's stunning bone chine Commemorative mug for the Coronation of King Charles.

Also, why not take a look at our best coronation recipes for some tasty treats to enjoy over the bank holiday weekend too?

For this to be a proper great royal knees-up, we suggest holding a big discussion on the Big Day to divvy out tasks and duties. We’ve found some gorgeous bits to help you create a suitably regal bash, including a selection of glassware, crockery, napkins and tablecloths for your tablescape, along with extra balloons, confetti and bunting to adorn your street properly for the historic occasion. That's why we've found all the best coronation decorations and have covered everything from specially created cake stands, serving platters, union jack bunting, confetti, tablecloths and much more.