On May 6, Great Britain will crown a new Monarch for the first time in 70 years. Royal watchers worldwide will tune in to watch King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla become formally invested with royal powers. The grand ceremony at Westminster Abbey is not open to the public, but London is celebrating this momentous event in true Royal style.

From waving to the King and Queen on their way to the Coronation to dancing the night way in celebration, here are the top ways to mark this once-in-a-lifetime event.

The King’s Procession

The Coronation begins with a regal King’s Procession. King Charles and Queen Camilla will make their way from their home at Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey in grand style. Watch the procession and wish the new Monarchs well as the procession winds through the streets of London. Then, find a big screen at one of the many pop-up screenings in central London to watch the historic ceremony.

The Coronation Ball

Following the Coronation, The Ritz London is hosting a lavish Coronation Ball. Guests will enjoy a champagne and canapé reception, a five-course Michelin-starred dinner, and a performance from the BBC Big Band. The King and Queen probably won’t be in attendance, but it’s a great way to celebrate the new Monarchs and the beginning of a new era for Great Britain.

Coronation Garden Party

Head to Grosvenor Square in Mayfair on May 6th and 7th for a Royal Coronation Garden Party. It’s a great place to catch screenings of coronation events on cinema-sized screens. There will be a huge variety of Royal-inspired food and drinks to get the party going. It wouldn’t be a garden party without immersive floral installations…

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