The Coronation of King Charles III is a historic moment in the life of our nation.
The Coronation ceremony, which will take place at Westminster Abbey on Saturday 6 May and conducted by The Archbishop of Canterbury, will be the centrepiece of the Coronation weekend (6-8 May). It will be a service rooted in Christian symbolism, reflecting the King's role today whilst looking to the future.
The ceremony will be followed by a day of community celebration (The Coronation Big Lunch, 7 May) and a day of volunteering and service (The Big Help Out, 8 May).
Building on themes of community, faith and service, the Coronation weekend will be a celebratory moment, a chance for people to come together and for churches to share an invitational message about the Christian faith.
The Church of England is sharing a range of resources for churches, individuals and families to use to mark the Coronation weekend.
Resources for churches
- Download resources that churches can use to promote worship, community and volunteering events.
- Access the resources here
Community celebration and volunteering
- The Coronation weekend is a fantastic opportunity to bring people together. Discover ways in which you can get involved.
- Get involved here
Coronation reflections
- Sign up to our free daily Coronation reflection emails, straight to your inbox from Easter Day to Coronation Day.
- Sign-up here
Resources for young people and families
- Download a range of resources for schools, young people and families to commemorate the Coronation.
- Access the Resources here