WHETHER it was a cup of tea or a glass of fizz, patriotic residents across Llandudno and Conwy jubilantly celebrated the King’s Coronation over the weekend.
Street parties were held across the county.
In Bryn-Y-Fedwen, Deganwy, neighbours and families came together to mark the occasion; money was raised for Ty Gobaith.
Dog Joe was clearly ready to take part in his own procession and was dressed up in a tall black furry hat!
There was also a street party at Tan-Y-Gaer in Deganwy.
Other street parties were set to take place in Nant y Berllan in Llanfairfechan; Marine Terrace in Penrhyn Bay and Wellington Road in Old Colwyn.
A whole street in Llanrwst was closed off for a party as well as a cul de sac in Upper Colwyn Bay and a stretch of road in Glanwydden.
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St David’s Church in Penrhyn Bay hosted an afternoon tea, St David’s in Craig-y-Don held a family fun day and Penmaenmawr enjoyed a Coronation Big Lunch.
The Lighthouse Church, in West Shore, hosted a garden party.
There was also an event at Deganwy Marina.
Independent councillor Julie Fallon showed the King and I at her movie club which is held on the first Friday of every month at Llanrhos Old School Room.
Filmgoers also enjoyed cakes and refreshments.
Businesses also got in on the action.
Mind charity shop and Bonmarché in Llandudno both had Coronation window displays while The Albert pub, Llandudno, decorated the outside of its venue with flags.
The Castle View Bar and Restaurant in Deganwy provided 'live music' over the Coronation weekend and the The Harbour View chippy, also in Deganwy, put on a patriotic display.
Marks and Spencer in Llandudno made mention on their social media of their colleague known as Laura.
Laura had brought in piece of royal memorabilia from when she met the now King Charles III in 1980.
They posted: "Laura was kind enough to let us share this with you all on this special day."
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