Friends and families came together as people turned out in large numbers for special events that celebrated the King's coronation.
John and Marilyn Lingings celebrating the coronation at the Sheringham street party. (Image: Denise Bradley)
A street party, street market and art exhibition saw people flock to Sheringham for the coronation celebrations on Sunday.
Celebrating the coronation at the Sheringham street party, from left, Helen Jewers with her mum and dad, Terry and Mary Cutler. Picture: Denise Bradley (Image: Denise Bradley)
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With a makers' market featuring street stalls - complete with arts, crafts, cider, gin and much more - held on Lifeboat Plain, an art exhibition was held at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Celebrating the coronation at the Sheringham street party, Lisa Betteridge, back centre, with her son and daughter-in-law, Jack and Ria Richardson, and their daughters, front from left, Nancy, eight; Bella, 11; and Edith, five. Picture: Denise Bradley (Image: Denise Bradley)
And the fun continued on Sheringham High Street, as a street party attracted the crowds.
Twins Joani and Stan Wolfe, aged six; with Wendy Austin, celebrating the coronation at the Sheringham street party. Picture: Denise Bradley (Image: Denise Bradley)
With people encouraged to "just bring your own picnic and seating" as tables were provided, they were able to join together in marking an historic occasion and revel in the entertainment provided.
The Sheringham street party. Picture: Denise Bradley (Image: Denise Bradley)
Meanwhile, a street party "with a Norfolk Broads twist" took centre stage on Ranworth Broad on Sunday morning.
Coronation boats on Ranworth Broad. Picture: Denise Bradley (Image: Denise Bradley)
A special event organised by Broadland Charters saw a meet up of boats celebrating the King’s coronation.
Coronation boats on Ranworth Broad. Picture: Denise Bradley (Image: Denise Bradley)
With people encouraged to "get afloat" and join in the celebrations, the Broads "raft up" party saw boats decorated - with patriotic red, white and blue colours prominent - as people united "to celebrate this historic event" on Ranworth Broad.
Coronation boats on Ranworth Broad. Picture: Denise Bradley (Image: Denise Bradley)
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