Prince Charles and Camilla toast the Queen as they lead Big Jubilee Lunch celebrations
Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall have toasted the Queen, leading royals attending the many Big Jubilee Lunch events across the UK.
The final day of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations includes street parties across the country on Sunday, with people encouraged to make the official dessert of the Big Jubilee Lunch, the Platinum Pudding-winning lemon swiss roll and amaretti trifle.
Charles and Camilla attended an event in London's The Oval cricket ground, where they marvelled at the six-tier showstopper, sipped tea and mingled with guests.
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Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall attend the Big Jubilee Lunch with tables set up on the pitch at The Oval cricket ground, London, Sunday, June 5, 2022 on day four of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Jamie Lorriman/Pool photo via AP
The Duchess of Cornwall, who has been Patron of the Big Lunch since 2013, gave a speech at the event Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Prince Charles met with attendees - including members of the local community as well as 70 volunteers who have been recognised as Platinum Champions through the Royal Voluntary Service's Platinum Champions Awards and charity representatives.
The couple also inspected the spread on display, which included Scotch eggs and fruit platters.
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The Duchess of Cornwall, who has been patron of the Big Lunch since 2013, gave a speech at the event, dressed in a green dress by British designer Fiona Clare.
The couple also both raised a glass of champagne to toast Her Majesty for her 70 years of service Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Prince Charles chatted to a man in a corgi jumper at a Big Jubilee Lunch at The Oval Cricket Ground in London Jamie Lorriman/Pool Photo via AP
They then raised glasses of champagne to toast Her Majesty for her 70 years of service.
The 96-year-old monarch was firmly on everyone's minds, with corgi jumpers and Union Jack suits being worn by those attending.
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie also attended a Big Jubilee Lunch in London's Westminster.
The 96-year-old monarch was firmly on everyone's minds with the festive fashion on display Jamie Lorriman - WPA Pool/Getty Images
The York sisters took part in the rare joint engagement at Paddington Recreation Ground and were greeted with bouquets of flowers. Victoria Jones/PA via AP
The York sisters took part in the rare joint engagement at Paddington Recreation Ground and were greeted with bouquets of flowers.
They met with local volunteer and community groups that helped during the COVID-19 pandemic, and took part in activities such as lawn bowls and spinning plates.
The Duke and Duchess of York's daughters, who are the Queen's granddaughters, dressed in complementary blue and maroon maxi dresses for the outing.
Princess Eugenie attempts to spin plates during the Big Jubilee Lunch at Paddington Recreation Ground Victoria Jones/PA via AP
Princess Beatrice tried her had at the bowling alley during the Big Jubilee Lunch Victoria Jones/PA via AP
While Her Majesty didn't attend any of the big lunches there was one right outside her house, along the Long Walk in Windsor.
Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex attended the street party outside Windsor Castle, which hopes to set Guinness world record.
The royals meet groups of street performers along with members of the local community.
Members of the local community participate in the Big Jubilee Lunch at 'The Long Table' on The Long Walk outside Windsor Castle in Windsor Steve Parsons/PA via AP
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